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Toyota Soarer
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Toyota Soarer

Soarer

SKU
HRT95
Release year
2024
Scale
1/64
Base material
Metal
Series index
2/5
Mainline #
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Fast & Furious · 2024 Fast & Furious Premium Mix 2 · #2/5

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Wheels

RR-6SPMReal Riders 6-Spoke Modern

Colors

body
source:Pearl red
color:Red
detailed:Red
interior
source:Black
color:Black
detailed:Black
base
color:Gray
source:Metalflake gunmetal gray
detailed:Graphite
window
detailed:Smoke
source:Smoke tint
premium:Tinted
color:Gray
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The story behind the Toyota Soarer

The Toyota Soarer brings high-performance Japanese style to your display shelf in a big way. Released in 2024 as part of the Fast & Furious Premium Mix 2 series, this model captures the sleek look of the original sports coupe perfectly. Designers at Hot Wheels worked hard to replicate the aggressive stance and detailed body lines that made the real car famous among racing fans worldwide. This specific casting features a metal base which gives it a satisfying weight compared to standard plastic models found in basic packs. Fans of action movies will appreciate how this vehicle fits into the wider Fast & Furious entertainment lineup while remaining an excellent standalone piece for any enthusiast who loves classic roadsters.

Materials, colors and value

This diecast replica comes at the standard 1/64 scale, making it a perfect fit for most display cases and track setups. The primary finish is a striking Pearl red that catches the light beautifully on its smooth curves. You will also notice crisp white Falken branding along both sides of the car body which adds authentic racing detail right out of the packaging. Inside you can spot black interior pieces through various tinted window options including smoke or clear gray glass variations depending on your specific pack. Collectors tend to value these Premium releases quite highly because they offer superior paint quality and solid metal construction over regular mainline toys.

Questions about the Toyota Soarer

Is the Hot Wheels Toyota Soarer a rare car?+

This model belongs to the Fast & Furious Premium assortment released in 2024. While not classified as an ultra-rare Treasure Hunt, it is still much harder to find than standard Mainline cars due to its smaller production run and higher detail level aimed specifically at serious adult collectors.

What are the main colors for this casting?+

The most common version features a vibrant Pearl red body with white Falken sponsor logos printed clearly on both sides. It sits atop black wheels and includes various window tints like smoke or gray depending on the exact package you buy from stores.

Who designed this Fast & Furious car?+

Mark Jones is credited as the designer for this specific Toyota Soarer casting. He helped create a detailed mold that captures every curve of the iconic sports car while ensuring it rolls smoothly on any compatible Hot Wheels track system.

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How much is a HRT95 - Toyota Soarer Hot Wheels product worth?

Estimated value
€3.00
Low
€2.10
High
€4.80
Estimated

This 2024 Fast & Furious 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.