This 1:64 scale Hot Wheels set features three high-performance and iconic castings from the 2026 H Case Mainline collection.

Car 1: Mercedes-Benz CLA HW

• Serialized Number: 181/250

• Sub-Series Number: 9/10 (HW Euro)

• Series: 2026 Hot Wheels Mainline (H Case)

Description: The Mercedes-Benz CLA HW brings a race-inspired aesthetic to the modern German sedan. This version features a vibrant blue finish with bold pink and orange racing graphics, including the number "68" prominently displayed on the hood and doors. The model is finished with a unique mismatched wheel set—orange in the front and black in the rear—capturing a custom, high-energy track look.

Interesting Fact: The CLA-Class was Mercedes-Benz's first ever front-wheel-drive sedan. This specific "HW" version reimagines the luxury daily driver as a specialized circuit racer, complete with a large rear wing and aggressive aero detailing.

Car 2: '41 Willys

• Serialized Number: 153/250

• Sub-Series Number: 6/10 (Rod Squad)

• Series: 2026 Hot Wheels Mainline (H Case)

Description: The '41 Willys is a quintessential American hot rod, presented here in a smooth lavender finish. Part of the Rod Squad sub-series, it features "El Segundo Scorcher" graphics on the sides and an oversized chrome engine blower bursting through the hood. The look is completed with classic white-wall tires and black-rimmed wheels, staying true to its vintage drag-racing roots.

Interesting Fact: The 1941 Willys Americar became a favorite among drag racers in the 1960s Gasser era. Its short wheelbase and lightweight frame made it the perfect platform for massive engines, eventually cementing it as one of the most iconic silhouettes in hot rod history.

Car 3: Classic TV Series Batmobile

• Serialized Number: 144/250

• Sub-Series Number: 4/5 (Batman)

• Series: 2026 Hot Wheels Mainline (H Case)

Description: This "Tooned" version of the Classic TV Series Batmobile gives the legendary 1966 ride a playful, exaggerated makeover. The casting features a striking purple metalflake finish with neon orange pinstriping that highlights its unique, bubbled proportions. With its short, stubby wheelbase and red-rimmed wheels, it’s a creative tribute to the most famous car in television history.

Interesting Fact: The original 1966 Batmobile was famously built by George Barris in just three weeks using a 1955 Lincoln Futura concept car. This "Tooned" variant continues that legacy of imaginative design, shrinking the Caped Crusader's cruiser into a cartoon-inspired masterpiece.

Condition Note: Minor bents or scratches are not considered damage, and photos are of actual car, review photo carefully before ordering.

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