’58 CHEVY IMPALA
Impala
Mainline · HW ROD SQUAD · #8/10
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The story behind the ’58 CHEVY IMPALA
This 2025 release brings a fresh look to an American classic with its inclusion in the HW Rod Squad series. As part of the Mainline assortment, this car is designed for broad appeal rather than limited exclusivity, making it easy to find on store shelves. The model captures the iconic shape of the late 1950s with a custom hot rod twist. It features a sparkling purple paint finish that catches the light nicely. This version pairs its bold colorway with detailed graphics and white-wall wheels to complete the retro style. Collectors often enjoy adding Mainline cars like this one to their core sets because they are widely available.
Materials, colors and value
The construction of this diecast model relies on a mix of materials for durability and detail. The chassis base is made from ZAMAC, which provides a solid weight under the plastic body shell. It comes at the standard Hot Wheels scale of 1/64 size. Visually, it stands out with its purple exterior finish and clear see-through windows. Inside the cabin sits a tan brown interior that contrasts well against the darker paint. The car also features silver accents along the bottom trim to mimic chrome details found on original vehicles.
Questions about the ’58 CHEVY IMPALA
Is this 2025 Chevy Impala hard to find?+
No, it is a regular Mainline release. These cars are mass-produced and sold widely at major retail stores throughout the year. It does not have special rarity markings or limited production numbers like Treasure Hunt models do.
What colors are on this HW Rod Squad car?+
The body is finished in a sparkly purple paint job. It has clear windows and a tan brown interior. You will also see silver graphics and white-wall tires as part of the styling for this specific variation.
Does it have a metal or plastic base?+
This model features a ZAMAC base. While many modern Hot Wheels cars use full plastic bodies, the heavy diecast chassis provides stability and weight that collectors appreciate when handling the car on display shelves.
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How much is a HYX38 - ’58 CHEVY IMPALA Hot Wheels product worth?
This 2025 Mainline 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.