Gazella GT
Anniversary · Pearl and Chrome (2020) · #0/6
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The story behind the Gazella GT
The Gazella GT stands out as a rare find from the 2020 Anniversary lineup. Designed by Dmitriy Shakhmatov, this sleek racer features aggressive curves and racing stripes that celebrate Hot Wheels history. As part of the Pearl and Chrome series, it captures high-speed excitement in miniature form. Being a Chase variant makes this specific model highly sought after among serious collectors. You will not find these often on standard retail shelves since they are produced in much smaller quantities than regular cars. The shiny gold finish gives it an immediate presence on any display track.
Materials, colors and value
This diecast car is built with a metal body for durability and weight, matching the classic Hot Wheels feel. It wears a striking metallic gold paint job that catches light beautifully from every angle. Collectors typically look for variations in window tinting, seeing options like blue or clear tints alongside the white base trim. The interior details are painted white to complement the bright exterior colors. Because of its Chase status and limited production numbers during the 2020 release, this piece tends to hold higher value than standard models over time.
Questions about the Gazella GT
How do I know if my Gazella GT is a chase car?+
Chase cars are exclusive variants released in very small numbers without specific logos on the packaging. You usually identify them by checking the SKU number GJW55 and comparing it to official rarity guides for the 2020 Anniversary series. They appear randomly inside packs, so finding one is mostly a matter of luck while shopping.
What year was this specific Gazella GT model released?+
This particular gold version of the Gazella GT came out in 2020. It belonged to the special Anniversary assortment designed to celebrate past milestones for the brand. Collectors often look at the base text and SKU codes on the bottom of the chassis to confirm production dates.
Is this car worth more than a standard model?+
Yes, Chase models typically command higher prices in the secondary market due to their scarcity. While regular cars are common, finding a specific chase variant like this gold Gazella GT is much harder. Its condition and original packaging will also influence how much money other collectors might pay for it.
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How much is a GJW55 - Gazella GT Hot Wheels product worth?
This 2020 Anniversary (chase) casting doesn't have enough market data yet, so this is an estimate based on its type, rarity and age. Value rises for older and rarer castings — a 1970s Mainline is worth far more than a current one. Prices are shown in EUR and refreshed as new market data arrives.