
Street Wiener
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Mainline · Hot Wheels Let's Race (2024) · #1/5
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View series →The story behind the Street Wiener
The Street Wiener brings fast food fun directly to the track with its wild culinary design. Released in 2024 as part of the Hot Wheels Let's Race series, this unique model features a body shaped like a hot dog resting on a bun. The chassis is designed to look like a metal grill grate, which fits perfectly with the street food theme. Designed by Ryu Asada and Neal Smith, it stands out among standard race cars for its playful aesthetic. This release belongs to the Mainline assortment, meaning it was produced in high volumes for general retail shelves worldwide. It captures that classic Hot Wheels spirit of creativity where any object can become a racer.
Materials, colors and value
This specific Street Wiener features a base material made of metal with plastic accents forming the food details. The color scheme includes a yellow body representing the bun and red detailing on the sausage itself. The chassis appears in gray tones, mimicking brushed steel for the grill element. It is built at the standard 1/64 scale found across most Hot Wheels collections. Because it was part of the regular Mainline run rather than a limited edition, finding one remains relatively straightforward for collectors today.
Questions about the Street Wiener
Is the Street Wiener from 2024 rare?+
No, this model is not considered rare. It was produced as part of the standard Mainline assortment in 2024 under the Hot Wheels Let's Race series. These vehicles are mass-produced for general retail distribution globally, making them fairly easy to find compared to limited Treasure Hunts or special collector sets.
Who designed the Street Wiener diecast car?+
This creative design was a collaborative effort between Ryu Asada and Neal Smith. These designers worked together to create the unique hot dog shape that sits on the grill chassis, blending food imagery with racing functionality for this specific 2024 release.
What does Street Wiener look like?+
The car resembles a fast-food meal. It features a yellow plastic body shaped like a hot dog bun holding a red sausage print. The base is constructed from metal and designed to resemble an open grill grate, complete with green wheels attached.
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