1955 Plymouth Savoy
Boulevard · 2024 Hot Wheels Boulevard Mix 3
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The story behind the 1955 Plymouth Savoy
The 1955 Plymouth Savoy released in 2024 captures the gritty spirit of a well-loved street racer that has seen better days. This specific casting appears as part of the Boulevard assortment, specifically within the Mix 3 lineup for that year. It features an aggressive weathered look with significant rust details over its bodywork. The design highlights 'Hot Rod Garage' and Motor Trend branding on the doors, paying homage to classic car culture magazine sponsors. Designed by Brendon Vetuskey, this model brings a raw, authentic feel to collectors who appreciate detailed patina work rather than pristine showroom finishes.
Materials, colors and value
This diecast vehicle is built with a metal base material at the standard 1/64 scale size found in most retail releases. The exterior shows extensive wear patterns featuring rust over aqua and matte blue paint sections. Clear plastic windows frame an interior finished in silver, which includes detailed black rollcage elements visible inside. ZAMAC unpainted portions of the chassis add to the industrial aesthetic often seen in street racing builds. Collectors value these Boulevard models for their unique stories told through paint damage rather than perfect condition.
Questions about the 1955 Plymouth Savoy
How can I identify this specific 1955 Plymouth Savoy casting?+
Look for the SKU number HRT58 printed on the packaging or base. This version is distinct because it belongs to the 2024 Boulevard Mix 3 series and features heavy rust detailing over a light aqua blue body with prominent Hot Rod Garage decals.
Is this car considered rare for collectors?+
While not officially marked as an ultra-rare Treasure Hunt or Super Treasure Hunt, Boulevard cars are highly sought after by adult collectors. They usually have smaller production runs compared to standard Mainline models and focus on specific themes like street racing culture.
What materials is the body of this model made from?+
The vehicle features a metal base construction typical for quality diecast toys. The wheels are plastic, while the interior components utilize silver painted plastics to represent seats and dashboard elements alongside the clear plastic windows.
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How much is a HRT58 - 1955 Plymouth Savoy Hot Wheels product worth?
This 2024 Boulevard 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.