Motosaurus
ID · Hot Wheels id: Chase Series (2020) · #4/8
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The story behind the Motosaurus
The Motosaurus stands out as a wild creation from the Hot Wheels ID line released in 2020. Designed by Lindsey Lee, this model transforms the classic car shape into something resembling a futuristic dinosaur with prominent blue spikes along its back and hood. It holds a special place among collectors because it is part of the Chase Series for that year. In the world of diecast toys, Chase variants are produced in much smaller quantities than standard cars. This means finding one requires serious luck or specific searching at retail locations. The unique combination of prehistoric styling and high-end chase status makes this 1/64 scale piece a standout target for enthusiasts who want something truly unusual.
Materials, colors and value
This model features a distinctive design with a plastic base that often appears in bright yellow, translucent yellow, or transparent variations to highlight the wheels. The body itself is made of metal and usually arrives painted in vibrant Spectraflame Pink. You might also encounter versions featuring standard pink paint depending on the specific production run. Since this car belongs to the Chase Series, it carries a higher value than regular ID cars due to its limited availability. Collectors often look for the pristine condition of the blue spikes and the unique finish of the body when building their sets.
Questions about the Motosaurus
How rare is the Motosaurus Hot Wheels Chase car?+
This specific model from the year 2020 is a designated Chase variant within the ID series. These cars are produced in significantly lower numbers than standard retail models, making them quite hard to find in stores today. Their limited production run naturally increases their rarity and appeal for serious collectors looking to complete specialized sets.
What material is the Motosaurus body made of?+
While most diecast cars use metal, this specific ID model uses a plastic base. The main body shell typically features Spectraflame Pink paint which gives it that special metallic shine associated with premium releases. Some variations may also show up in standard pink colors depending on the manufacturing batch.
Who designed the Motosaurus Hot Wheels car?+
The design is credited to Lindsey Lee, a talented artist who created this unique fusion of automotive and prehistoric themes. Her work resulted in the distinctive blue spikes seen on top and the creative color schemes that define the look of this 1/64 scale model.
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This 2020 ID (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.