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2021 Hot Wheels ’17 Lamborghini Urus GTB95: Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide
2021 · Factory Fresh 4/10 · White
White makes the Urus’s dark grille and windows stand out. GTB95 is the second 2021 Factory Fresh color shown here, keeping the same clean road-car presentation as the metallic-blue release. The white car uses TRAP5 wheels and a black plastic base. Its 64/250 annual number and 4/10 series position match the blue GRY29, so neither number alone identifies the color. The loose car is the featured casting reference; the carded view below preserves the original release packaging.
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Official IdentificationThe release code, series and factory wheel pattern identify this edition.
Official Identification: 2021 GTB95
The white car uses TRAP5 wheels and a black plastic base. Its 64/250 annual number and 4/10 series position match the blue GRY29, so neither number alone identifies the color. The annual collection number and series number do different jobs: 2021 GTB95 is the release identity, while 2021 Factory Fresh 4/10; 64/250 describes its position in the retail collection.
| Identifier | Recorded detail |
|---|---|
| Toy number | GTB95 |
| Year / series | 2021 · Factory Fresh 4/10 |
| Body color | White |
| Wheels | TRAP5 |
| Windows / interior | Dark tint / black |
| Base | Black plastic |
Variation SummarySee the yellow debut and the two later Factory Fresh releases together.
Variation Summary
The 2020 GHB36 is yellow with Y5 wheels. GRY29 and GTB95 follow in 2021 as blue and white Factory Fresh colors; both carry the same 64/250 collector number and 4/10 series position, so color and toy code matter.
| Release guide | Series / issue | Factory details |
|---|---|---|
| 2020 GHB36 | HW Exotics 1/10 | The annual number is 213/250 and the series position is 1/10. Detailed lights and the URUS plate accompany a black plastic base, dark windows and a black interior. |
| 2021 GRY29 | Factory Fresh 4/10 | This 2021 release is 64/250 and Factory Fresh 4/10. Its TRAP5 wheels differ from the yellow 2020 car’s Y5s; the white 2021 recolor shares the newer wheel style. |
| 2021 GTB95 | Factory Fresh 4/10 | The white car uses TRAP5 wheels and a black plastic base. Its 64/250 annual number and 4/10 series position match the blue GRY29, so neither number alone identifies the color. |
Physical DetailsThe White body and TRAP5 trapezoid five-spoke wheels distinguish this version.
Physical Details
The production Urus body has a low roofline, sharply creased hood, wide grille and dark lower trim. The model prints its front and rear lights and carries URUS lettering at the license plate. This white issue uses TRAP5 with dark tint / black windows and cabin.
Wheel and finish comparison
GHB36’s Y5 wheels separate the 2020 debut from the 2021 pair. GRY29 and GTB95 use TRAP5 wheels; their metalflake blue and white finishes distinguish those two releases.
Packaging DetailsThe year, series mark and collector number appear on the original card.
Packaging Details
The 2021 Factory Fresh cards place both colors at 4/10 and 064/250. Because blue GRY29 and white GTB95 share those numbers, the toy code and car color identify which edition is pictured. The secondary gallery image shows the package; the loose featured image shows the casting without card context.
Casting History
Casting History
The Hot Wheels ’17 Lamborghini Urus is the production-style SUV casting designed by Ryu Asada. It debuted in the 2020 HW Exotics series. The casting is based on the production Urus shape, styled for Lamborghini by Mitja Borkert; it is separate from the earlier Hot Wheels Lamborghini Urus Concept.
GHB36 introduced this casting in 2020 with yellow paint and Y5 wheels. The 2021 Factory Fresh pair adds metalflake blue GRY29 and white GTB95, both with TRAP5 wheels. The same 64/250 and 4/10 marks on the 2021 colors make their toy numbers and body colors essential identifiers.
Condition & Value
Condition and Value
Inspect the front bumper corners, grille, hood edges, wheel faces and rear roofline for paint chips or handling wear. Dark windows can make the roof pillars and upper trim hard to see in a low-contrast photo. Study the roof, bonnet and door edges for marks that disappear against a white photo background. A slightly darker backdrop often makes a loose white car easier to judge.
Compare the exact release code and condition. Keep loose cars separate from sealed cards; this guide does not assign a price without matching sale evidence.
Collector FAQs
Collector Questions
Is white a different casting from blue?
No. These are two colors of the same production-style Urus, with separate release codes and matching 2021 series positions.
Are GRY29 and GTB95 the same 2021 release?
No. Both are Factory Fresh 4/10 and 064/250, but GRY29 is metalflake blue and GTB95 is white. Their toy codes and colors distinguish the cars.
Is this the Lamborghini Urus Concept casting?
No. The ’17 Lamborghini Urus represents the production-style SUV. Hot Wheels cataloged the earlier Urus Concept as a separate casting.
All Lamborghini Urus Variations
Collecting Terms, Sources & Model References
Collecting terms
Toy number identifies the release. The number out of 250 is the annual collection number; a fraction such as 4/10 is the position within a themed mini-collection.
Sources & References
- Hot Wheels Collector Newsletter case assortments · release year, color and series
- Hot Wheels Digital Car Catalog · casting and release records
- Collector casting references · wheel, base and package details
- Exact loose release photography and original carded package references