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M2 Sodas Sets: Fanta, Sprite, Tab and Mr. Pibb Models Compared

Start with Sodas Release 25 for Tab and Mr. Pibb, Release 57 for the Sprite A100 and Diet Coke GMC pickup, or Release 64 for the Fanta Bronco. Each is a three-vehicle M2 assortment, so choosing a favorite beverage still means checking the other two models you will receive.
These are branded model vehicles, not cans, bottles or beverage products. The graphics identify the collectible release and provide a theme for a display.
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Release 25: Tab, Fanta and Mr. Pibb
Sodas 25, item 52500-A25, includes a brown-and-red 1970 Dodge Super Bee Hemi with Tab graphics, orange-and-white 1954 Buick Skylark convertible with Fanta graphics, and Wimbledon White 1965 Ford Econoline delivery van with an orange roof and Mr. Pibb graphics.
This is the most direct choice among these three sets for a Tab or Mr. Pibb collector. It also combines three distinct vehicle formats: a muscle car, an open-cabin classic and a delivery van.
Choose it for that complete combination. The presence of the Tab Super Bee does not mean the set contains three Tab cars, and the Fanta Buick is not the Bronco from Release 64.
Release 57: Diet Coke pickup, Sprite van and Coca-Cola Bronco
Sodas 57, item 52500-A57, pairs a red-and-white 1958 GMC Stepside with Diet Coke graphics, lime-green 1964 Dodge A100 Vision Van with gold stripe and Sprite graphics, and a beige-and-red 1971 Bronco with gray roof, roof rack and Coca-Cola graphics.
Choose it when utility vehicles suit your collection better than the cars in Release 25. The three named beverage themes differ; this is not an all-Sprite assortment despite the eye-catching lime-green van.
The Bronco’s roof rack is part of its described appearance. Do not infer additional camping accessories, a removable roof or working suspension unless the product information expressly includes them.
Release 64: Fanta Bronco with two Coca-Cola vans
Sodas 64, item 52500-A64, contains an orange-and-white 1976 Bronco with blue roof and Fanta graphics, light-gray-and-black 1965 Dodge A100 camper van with Coca-Cola graphics, and white-and-mint-green metallic 1960 Volkswagen delivery van with Coca-Cola graphics.
This is the Fanta option for someone who prefers a Bronco over the Skylark convertible. The other two models are vans with their own body identities and finishes. The camper designation does not make the Dodge interchangeable with the Volkswagen delivery van.
A side-by-side comparison of Releases 57 and 64 gives a Bronco collector two different years and themes. It should not be presented as the same miniature with only its logo changed.
Do the models include display cases?
All three linked Sodas assortments list individual display cases, rubber tires, and metal bodies and chassis. Approximate vehicle lengths are 2.5–3 inches; case dimensions are not provided by that measurement.
For a carded collection, inspect the package photos. For a loose display, allow room for the individual showcases. The listings do not justify a universal opening-door or hood claim across all nine vehicles.
Read the substitution condition before buying an exact color
Each set permits a possible chase or super-chase replacement, which is not guaranteed. The descriptions here identify the regular assortments, subject to that condition. A special-variant description is not a promise of an additional fourth model.
Choose a set you would enjoy without a chase. Neither a production number nor a vivid chrome color establishes future value or the odds attached to your purchase.
Pick Release 25 for Tab, Mr. Pibb and the Fanta convertible; 57 for the Sprite A100 and Diet Coke Stepside; or 64 for the Fanta Bronco and camper/delivery-van pair. For an all-Coca-Cola three-model offer, use the Coca-Cola set comparison.
Choose M2 models by your favorite graphics and vehicles
Regular contents and conditions checked September 23, 2026, against the linked product pages. This is not a hands-on review or a complete beverage-release checklist.


