'96 Nissan 180SX Type X
180SX Type X
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Fast & Furious · 2024 Fast & Furious Premium Mix 4 · #2/5
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The story behind the '96 Nissan 180SX Type X
The '96 Nissan 180SX Type X captures that iconic JDM style we love from the Fast & Furious franchise. Released in 2024 as part of the Premium Mix 4, this model is designed to bring a touch of movie magic to your collection. Designer Dmitriy Shakhmatov crafted the diecast body with attention to detail. The car features a metal base that gives it a solid feel compared to plastic Mainline releases. It sits on silver five-spoke wheels and rides low over black tires, mimicking the wide-body stance of real modified sports cars. This specific casting celebrates the street racing culture popularized by those movies.
Materials, colors and value
This Hot Wheels model uses a metal body for durability and weight. The finish is a striking Metalflake blue that shines under light. You will find black interiors inside through various window tints, including smoke or gray depending on which variation you buy. It comes in the standard 1/64 scale size. Because it belongs to the Premium assortment, collectors usually pay more than for regular retail cars. The SKU is HVR62.
Questions about the '96 Nissan 180SX Type X
Is this a real Fast and Furious movie car?+
It is based on the Nissan 180SX Type X which appears in those films, though Hot Wheels makes its own interpretation of that vehicle style. This specific release highlights the wider body kit often seen in street racing movies.
How much is this car worth today?+
Since it belongs to a Premium mix from 2024, expect to pay slightly more than standard retail prices. Exact resale value depends heavily on whether the package remains sealed and if you have the preferred metalflake blue finish.
Why are there different window colors listed?+
Manufacturers sometimes switch between smoke, gray or light tint windows during production runs to keep supply costs manageable. This does not affect performance but creates slight visual differences across individual packages you might buy online.
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