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1956 Corvette
1/642023

1956 Corvette

Corvette

SKU
HRL24
Release year
2023
Scale
1/64
Base material
Metal
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Special Release · Barbie: The Movie 1956 Corvette Collector Set

Wheels

RR-DD-WWReal Riders Deep Dish w/ White Wall

Colors

body
color:Gray
detailed:Gray
source:Gray
interior
source:White & Gray
color:Multi-Color
detailed:Multi-Color
base
color:Black
detailed:Black
source:Black
window
detailed:Clear
source:Clear
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The story behind the 1956 Corvette

The 1956 Corvette from the Barbie: The Movie collector set brings a classic American icon into a playful new context for 2023. This Special Release model captures the vintage roadster's smooth lines with a distinct gray body and white interior, reflecting its cinematic tie-in. Designed by Fraser Campbell, the car sits in the standard 1/64 scale that defines most Hot Wheels production runs. While not part of the regular Mainline lineup, this specific release connects to pop culture through the Barbie franchise, making it a targeted find for fans of both diecast and film memorabilia. The gray paint job is consistent across the body panels, creating a unified look that stands out on display shelves without being overly flashy.

Materials, colors and value

Crafted with a metal base, this model offers the solid feel expected from premium Hot Wheels releases. The exterior features a gray body paired with clear windows and white or multi-color interior details. It sits on black bases at a standard scale of 1/64. Because it is part of a specific movie-themed collector set rather than common retail packs, its value tends to be higher for dedicated Barbie fans or those completing this particular series. The combination of metal construction and thematic exclusivity makes it a notable addition for collectors tracking special releases.

Questions about the 1956 Corvette

Is the 2023 Barbie movie Corvette rare?+

This car is part of a Special Release collector set rather than the common Mainline series. While not as scarce as Treasure Hunts, it has limited availability compared to standard retail cars. Collectors often seek this specific model because it ties directly to the Barbie franchise, making it more desirable for themed collections.

What colors are on the 1956 Corvette from Barbie?+

The body is finished in a solid gray color. The windows are clear plastic, allowing you to see the interior. Inside, there are white and multi-color details that add depth to the cabin area. This specific gray scheme distinguishes it from other gray Corvette releases in the Hot Wheels catalog.

Does this Barbie movie car have a metal body?+

Yes, like most standard Hot Wheels models, this 1956 Corvette features a diecast metal base. This material gives the toy weight and durability compared to all-plastic toys. The metal construction is typical for the brand's core product line, ensuring it feels substantial in your hand while maintaining the detailed look of vintage cars.

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How much is a HRL24 - 1956 Corvette Hot Wheels product worth?

Estimated value
€3.00
Low
€2.10
High
€4.80
Estimated

This 2023 Special Release 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.