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Corvette Grand Sport
1/642025

Corvette Grand Sport

Grand Sport

SKU
JGY21
Release year
2025
Scale
1/64
Base material
Plastic
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Mattel Brick Shop · Mattel Brick Shop (2025)

Wheels

CAST5Cast 5-Spoke

Colors

body
color:White
detailed:White
source:White
interior
color:Black
detailed:Black
base
color:Black
detailed:Black
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The story behind the Corvette Grand Sport

The 2025 Corvette Grand Sport from the Mattel Brick Shop series brings a clean, retro look to any display shelf or toy box. Designed by Larry Wood, this model captures the sleek lines of American muscle car history with its white paint job and distinctive blue racing stripes running down the center. It is part of a special release rather than the standard Mainline collection, making it an interesting addition for those exploring different Hot Wheels assortments. The 1/64 scale casting offers enough detail to appreciate the design while remaining small enough to pack away easily. With its classic styling and unique series origin, this car stands out as a stylish tribute to vintage racing aesthetics without relying on complex special effects or rare production runs.

Materials, colors and value

This specific model features an all-plastic body construction typical of many non-metallic Hot Wheels releases. The exterior is finished in bright white with bold blue stripes that add visual contrast and energy to the design. Underneath, it sits on a black plastic base equipped with five-spoke wheels featuring chrome rims and black centers. The interior details are molded in black, matching the chassis for a cohesive look. As an item from the Mattel Brick Shop series released in 2025, its value is largely driven by nostalgia and completeness of that specific set rather than extreme rarity or high-grade materials.

Questions about the Corvette Grand Sport

Is the Corvette Grand Sport a rare Hot Wheels car?+

This model is not considered highly rare since it belongs to the Mattel Brick Shop assortment from 2025. It does not carry special markings like Treasure Hunt flames or Chase tags. While finding every color variation can be tricky for serious completists, this specific white version is generally easier to locate than limited edition releases found in specialty shops.

What material is the 2025 Corvette Grand Sport made of?+

The body and base are primarily constructed from durable plastic rather than metal diecast. This lightweight design makes it safe for younger children to play with while still maintaining accurate proportions at a 1/64 scale. The wheels use black plastic spokes combined with chrome-like rings, providing a balanced aesthetic that complements the white paint job.

How do I identify if this car is part of the original set?+

You can verify its origin by checking for branding associated with the Mattel Brick Shop series. Look at the packaging style or any promotional materials linked to SKU JGY21 released in 2025. Since it was designed by Larry Wood, knowing his signature styling helps confirm authenticity when comparing against other similar corvette models.

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How much is a JGY21 - Corvette Grand Sport Hot Wheels product worth?

Estimated value
€3.90
Low
€2.73
High
€6.24
Estimated

This 2025 Mattel Brick Shop 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.