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2024 Hot Wheels J Case Review

The Hot Wheels 2024 J case is in and we have a quick review for you guys.

The first casting on our list for the J case is the 1966 Triumph Tiger 100. This bike comes in an all white paint scheme and features an older cafe style racer look. A Triumph logo can be seen on the back of the rider which is a nice touch. This is a new bike and we would love to see Hot Wheels experiment with adding more motorcycles to the mix. Speaking of, the next car is your potential Treasure Hunt for the J case, the Honda Super Cub Custom. This bike features a black and orange paint scheme. On the rear storage bag we can find a Treasure Hunt logo and checkered flag. The third car on our list is the potential super for the J case, the Mitsubishi Pajero Evolution. This car features a shiny orange paint with Hot Wheels and Ralliart graphics. The regular version comes with white rims. The Super Variant will feature a Spectraflame Orange paint as well as black and orange rims. The next car we will look at is the ’95 Mazda RX-7. This car comes with white paint and chrome rims. It also features some teal graphics, but the best addition is the full taillight and branding decals on the rear of the vehicle. The final car for the first half of the J case is the McLaren P1. This car features a nice baby blue paint with black rims. The front headlight details and McLaren badge are a nice touch.

The second half of the J case gives a look at some new recolors and castings. First up we have a recolor of the Custom ’68 Camaro. This car features a white and red paint scheme with smoke chrome accents. This car keeps the modded aesthetic we saw before and the white and red scheme with black rims and dark chrome look great. The Camaro also features some branding near the front quarter panel and a 68 graphic on the roof and doors. The next car is an interesting casting, the “Mailed It” mail delivery van. The van features an exposed engine and Hot Wheels Postal Service decals. A graffiti “y” is also visible on the roof as this car is part of the HW Art Car series. Overall a great new fantasy casting. The third car we will look at is a recolor from last year, the tooned 70 Dodge Charger. Nothing too special here with black paint and chrome rims, but the R/T and Red stripe decals are a great touch. The fourth car we will look at is the Birthday Burner. The car is made to look like a giant piece of birthday cake with an engine peaking out of the front. The grill is meant to be the fork and we can just see our drivers head peak out of the top. Finally, the fifth car we will look at is the Total Disposal garbage truck. The car is interesting and the front makes me think of Optimus Prime with a mustache. A Hot Wheels recycling decal is placed on the sides with a reminder to Recycle and Stay Green. The rear of the vehicle is slightly opened though it would’ve been nice to see some extra recyclable detailing.

Overall the J case is on the lower end of the cases we’ve seen this year. It features more fantasy cars than real ones and that plays a large factor. From an investment side, finding a Super is nice but we don’t expect the Pajero to be the most expensive super this year. The Dodge Charger and RX-7 will be decent pickups but there isn’t much here to make money on. A few gems to be found but that’s about it. Have a fun time hunting these cars when they start to hit your local stores!

Trenton: Trenton Hall - Founder and Diecast Enthusiast Trenton Hall is the founder and driving force behind Hallsguide. His journey into the world of diecast began as a childhood fascination, evolving into a lifelong passion. What started as a simple online price list for his personal Hot Wheels collection during his college years in 1998 has blossomed into one of the most trusted and comprehensive resources for diecast collectors worldwide. Trenton's vision for Hallsguide was to create more than just a price guide; he wanted to build a community where collectors could connect, share knowledge, and fuel their passion for diecast. His dedication to accuracy, insightful analysis, and engaging content has made Hallsguide a go-to destination for diecast enthusiasts of all levels. When he's not immersed in the world of diecast, Trenton enjoys spending time with family and working full-time as a computer science teacher and cross country & track coach. He believes that the joy of collecting lies not just in acquiring rare treasures but also in the connections forged within a passionate community. Fun Fact: Trenton also founded Diecast Republic in 2021 as a retail diecast store in Texas and found online at www.diecastrepublic.com
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