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Deora II
1/642025

Deora II

SKU
BK076
Release year
2025
Scale
1/64
Base material
Plastic
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Themed Multi-Packs · Hot Wheels Legends Tour Themed Multipack (2025)

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Wheels

MM5Modern Muscle 5-Spoke

Colors

body
color:Red
detailed:Red
source:Red
interior
source:Silver
color:Silver
detailed:Silver
base
color:Black
detailed:Black
source:Black
window
source:Clear (See-Through)
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The story behind the Deora II

The Deora II represents one of the most iconic designs in Hot Wheels history. Originally created for Mattel founder Harrison Kirtland, this futuristic speedster has become a symbol of brand heritage over decades. This specific release from 2025 appears inside Themed Multi-Packs as part of the Legends Tour lineup. These multipack sets are designed to showcase multiple famous models together in one convenient box. The Deora II design features its signature curved aerodynamic shape with large clear bubble windows at the front and rear. It stands out among other plastic cars because collectors view it almost like a trophy vehicle representing company history. This version brings that classic look back for modern shelves and displays.

Materials, colors and value

This diecast model uses an all-plastic body construction rather than metal components, which is common for multipack editions designed to keep costs affordable for families buying multiple cars at once. The car features a bright red paint job paired with black accents along the sides and base. It includes silver interior details visible through clear windows that allow light into the cabin area easily during play or display setup. Being sold in themed bundles makes finding individual copies simpler compared to searching single tracks alone. Collectors appreciate adding this plastic version since it captures original styling cues accurately despite lacking metal construction found elsewhere.

Questions about the Deora II

Is the Deora II made of metal or plastic?+

This specific iteration features an entirely plastic body rather than traditional diecast metal casting. While premium versions often use zinc alloy bodies for better weight distribution on tracks, multipack releases frequently switch materials to reduce overall package costs while maintaining recognizable shapes.

What makes the Deora II famous?+

It serves as one of Mattels earliest promotional vehicles created specifically honoring founder Harrison Kirtland. Its unique streamlined appearance without traditional door frames distinguishes itself visually compared to standard automobile replicas found across other series collections worldwide today.

Where can I find this car?+

You will locate it bundled inside special Hot Wheels Legends Tour Themed Multipacks released during 2025. These boxes contain several different classic models grouped together making them great starter options for anyone wanting multiple recognizable names simultaneously.

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How much is a BK076 - Deora II Hot Wheels product worth?

Estimated value
€3.90
Low
€2.73
High
€6.24
Estimated

This 2025 Themed Multi-Packs 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.