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Aston Martin One-77
chase1/642020

Aston Martin One-77

One-77

SKU
GJP01
Release year
2020
Scale
1/64
Base material
Plastic
Series index
7/8
Mainline #
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ID · Hot Wheels id: Chase Series (2020) · #7/8

Wheels

5Y5Y

Colors

body
color:Red
detailed:Bright Red
source:Spectraflame Red
premium:Spectraflame
interior
source:White
color:White
detailed:White
base
premium:Translucent
color:Black
detailed:Black
source:Transparent Black
window
color:Black
detailed:Black
source:Tinted (Black)
Price history

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The story behind the Aston Martin One-77

The Aston Martin One-77 is a legendary supercar that Hot Wheels captured in their ID series for the year 2020. This specific model belongs to the Chase Series, making it one of the most sought after variants from that era. Designed by Phil Riehlman and assigned SKU GJP01, this release appeals strongly to dedicated collectors who hunt for rare finds. The One-77 was known in real life as a limited production masterpiece, so seeing it scaled down adds extra excitement. While standard ID cars are common at checkout counters, finding the Chase version requires patience or luck during blind bag openings. This particular casting showcases sleek lines and aggressive styling that mimic its full size counterpart perfectly.

Materials, colors and value

This diecast model features a plastic base material typical for the ID line but stands out due to its special paint applications. Collectors look for body colors like Spectraflame Red or standard Bright Red, paired with translucent or black bases. The interior usually appears in white through tinted black windows. Being part of the 2018-2020 Chase run makes this item valuable beyond just its physical specs. Rarity drives demand here more than materials do. Fans often check listings carefully because genuine Chases command higher prices on secondary markets compared to regular ID releases.

Questions about the Aston Martin One-77

How can I tell if my Hot Wheels Aston Martin One-77 is a Chase?+

Check the base of the car for specific markings. Genuine Chases from this era often have unique color combinations like Spectraflame paint or special translucent bases not found on regular versions. Look at online databases matching SKU GJP01 to confirm if your exact color match qualifies as a rare variant worth extra attention.

What is the value of a 2020 Hot Wheels ID Chase?+

Values vary significantly based on condition and specific rarity. Common ID cars cost very little, but verified Chases from the 2018-2020 series can sell for much more online. Prices depend heavily on whether the car is loose or still in its original packaging with intact labels attached to the base.

Is the Aston Martin One-77 casting common in Hot Wheels collections?+

The standard version of this casting appears frequently since it was part of a large mass produced series. However, finding the specific Chase variant is difficult because they were released in much smaller quantities within blind packs. Most casual collectors will only see the regular plastic versions at local stores.

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How much is a GJP01 - Aston Martin One-77 Hot Wheels product worth?

Estimated value
€10
Low
€7.24
High
€17
Estimated

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.