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2014 Hot Wheels ’10 Camaro SS BFC57: Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide

The yellow HW Fire Department Camaro in HW Rescue 2/10

BFC57 is the yellow 2014 Hot Wheels ’10 Camaro SS in HW City: HW Rescue. Red and black fire-department graphics, a large 22, red-tinted windows and red-rim MC5 wheels distinguish it from the red BFF95 that shares its 042/250 mainline number.

Muncle Mikes · Updated October 13, 2026

Casting Info

Match the toy number, year and rescue-series positions.

Casting Info: the 2014 BFC57 release

Hot Wheels introduced the ’10 Camaro SS in 2009 New Models as toy number N4029, with the casting credited to Phil Riehlman. BFC57 is a 2014 return of that tooling in a fire-department color scheme. Its 2014 card places the car at 042/250 in the mainline and 2/10 in HW City: HW Rescue.

The code BFC57 identifies this specific yellow release. The red BFF95 uses the same 042/250 mainline number and the same series position, but its body and decoration differ. Keep the five-character toy number with the color and markings when recording either car.

Variation Summary

Yellow paint and red-rim wheels identify the first 2014 color.

How BFC57 differs from BFF95

Release Body and decoration Windows and wheels
BFC57 · yellow Red and black stripes and flames; HW Fire Department graphics; number 22 Red-tinted windows; red-rim MC5
BFF95 · red Yellow and blue stripes, yellow flames and yellow 22 / HW Fire Department graphics Blue-tinted windows; MC5 wheels

The matching 042/250 and 2/10 marks tell you where each car sits in the 2014 line and rescue series. BFC57 or BFF95 is the individual release code. On a loose example, verify the body color, window tint and wheel finish together.

Physical Details

Yellow body, fire-service graphics and red-rim MC5 wheels.

Physical Details

BFC57 wears a bright yellow body with red stripes and black flame and stripe graphics across the hood and sides. HW Fire Department markings and the number 22 carry the rescue theme around the car. The black front push bumper and roof lightbar make the emergency-service role easy to spot from the front as well as the side.

The windows are red-tinted, the interior and plastic base are black, and the wheels are MC5 five-spokes with red rims. When checking a loose car, compare both wheel ends and look for paint or graphic loss around the hood, doors and rear quarter panels.

Packaging Details

The 2014 card shows 042/250 and HW Rescue 2/10.

Packaging Details

The blister card identifies BFC57 as 042/250 in the 2014 mainline and 2/10 in HW City: HW Rescue. Its fire-response card art uses a yellow Camaro with a push bumper and matching department graphics. The card and blister provide useful packaging evidence; the toy number and actual car details identify the loose casting.

For a carded example, confirm the yellow Camaro inside the blister is the BFC57 version. Inspect the hanger and card edges, then check the blister for cracks, clouding or pressure marks. A clean package view does not replace checking the car’s paint, graphics and wheels.

Casting History

From the 2009 debut to HW City Rescue

The ’10 Camaro SS debuted in Hot Wheels’ 2009 New Models assortment, before the fifth-generation Camaro reached its 2010 model year. Collector release references credit Phil Riehlman with the Hot Wheels casting design and list N4029 as the original toy number. Later color and series changes make the individual release number important in a family checklist.

BFC57 moves the casting into HW City’s fire-rescue theme. The yellow body, HW Fire Department markings, black flame graphics, number 22 and red-rim wheels give it a different look from the police and racing versions elsewhere in the family. The year-grouped index below connects it to the other published releases.

Buying & Value — Collector Reference

Compare like-condition BFC57 examples

When comparing completed sales, match the BFC57 code and yellow HW Fire Department decoration. Do not group it with BFF95 solely because both are 2014 cars numbered 042/250; BFF95 is the red color with different graphics and blue-tinted windows.

On the loose BFC57, check the push bumper and lightbar, red wheel rims, window tint and the black flames and department tampo. On a carded copy, inspect the card and blister independently from the car. Similar condition and packaging are more useful comparison points than a seller’s broad “Camaro rescue car” label.

’10 Camaro SS Variation Web
BFC57 — Collector FAQs

Collector FAQs

What does BFC57 identify?

BFC57 is the toy number for the yellow 2014 ’10 Camaro SS in HW City: HW Rescue.

What do 042/250 and 2/10 mean?

042/250 is the Camaro’s position in the 2014 mainline assortment. 2/10 is its spot in the HW Rescue series. BFC57 identifies the individual release.

How is BFC57 different from BFF95?

BFC57 is yellow with red-tinted windows and red-rim MC5 wheels. BFF95 is red with blue-tinted windows and a different yellow-and-blue decoration.

What should I check on a loose BFC57?

Look for the yellow body, HW Fire Department markings, number 22, push bumper, red-tinted windows and red-rim MC5 wheels. Check the hood and sides for decoration wear.

Collecting Terms, Sources & Model References

Collecting terms

Mainline: Hot Wheels’ yearly numbered assortment; 042/250 is BFC57’s place in the 2014 range. Series position: 2/10 places it in HW Rescue. Toy number: BFC57 identifies this specific yellow release.

Sources & References

  1. Hot Wheels Wiki — ’10 Camaro SS casting history and BFC57 release details
  2. Hot Wheels Wiki — 2014 HW Rescue series, BFC57 and BFF95
  3. Hot Wheels Wiki — 2014 Hot Wheels by Series, 042/250 listing
  4. 2014 HW Rescue mainline checklist — BFC57 at 2/10
  5. 99Diecast — BFC57 blister-card reference