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BUNS OF STEEL
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BUNS OF STEEL

HOT WHEELS LET'S RACE
SKU
HYY88
Release year
2025
Scale
1/64
Base material
-
Series index
5/5
Mainline #
153
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Wheels

5SP5-Spoke

Colors

body
color:Red
detailed:Red
source:Red
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The story behind the BUNS OF STEEL

The Buns Of Steel brings fast food fun directly to your diecast collection in the 2025 lineup. This unique model belongs to the Hot Wheels Lets Race assortment within the main series, offering a playful twist on traditional racing vehicles. Instead of carrying fuel or tools, this red pickup truck hauls a massive burger and fries right out of the gate. The name perfectly captures the spirit of the design since it focuses entirely on food delivery speed rather than horsepower. It features bold graphics including a price list menu on the door that adds to its quirky charm. As part of the standard mainline releases, this car is designed for everyday play while still catching the eye with its distinctive cargo and vibrant red paint.

Materials, colors and value

This model arrives in a bright red finish which covers both the cab and bed sections. The body includes detailed molded elements such as the silver front bumper grille and chrome side trim that contrast nicely against the plastic exterior. Yellow translucent windows add another pop of color to the profile. Sitting securely on top are large sculpted representations of a burger patty bun and french fries that serve as the main visual focus. Being produced in 1/64 scale, it fits easily into standard display cases alongside other regular issue vehicles from the same year.

Questions about the BUNS OF STEEL

Is Buns Of Steel rare?+

No, this car is a standard mainline release for the 2025 season. It does not carry special rarity markings like flame logos or metallic paint finishes that indicate limited production runs. You should expect to find it fairly commonly in local retail stores and online marketplaces throughout its release window.

What series is Buns Of Steel from?+

It comes from the Hot Wheels Lets Race assortment found within the core mainline collection. This specific grouping often features vehicles themed around speed, transportation, or playful concepts related to racing culture without strictly adhering to real-world race car designs.

Does Buns Of Steel have a metal base?+

Based on typical manufacturing practices for these types of novelty trucks in the mainline series, it usually features an all-plastic construction including both the body and chassis components. Always check individual listings carefully if you prefer models with full metal bases.

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How much is a HYY88 - BUNS OF STEEL Hot Wheels product worth?

Estimated value
€2.00
Low
€1.40
High
€3.20
Estimated

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.