MUNCLE MIKES COLLECTOR GUIDE
2016 Centenario Roadster Collector Guide
The Centenario Roadster’s open cockpit makes its shape easy to recognize, but its colors do not tell the whole story. The red 2020 release has two documented wheel designs, and the darker red Hot Wheels id car is a separate version with its own wheels and chassis.
- Pictured releases
- 11
- Series
- Exotics, Roadsters, Hot Wheels id and multipacks
- Scale
- 1:64
- Feature
- Open cockpit and deeply sculpted rear bodywork
What to look for
The multipack colors share X6999 as an assortment code. Green, black and blue remain separate entries. The later yellow, gray and lime-green Exoticars releases change the wheel or chassis colors again.
Compare the editions
- 2019 FYB38 — Argento Centenario
- 2020 GHC73 — Bianco Pheme
- 2020 GLN67 — Rosso Mars
- 2020 GLN67 — Rosso Mars
- 2020 HBF91 — Spectraflame Rosso Efesto
- 2021 X6999 — Verde Mantis
- 2022 X6999 — Nero Aldebaran
- 2024 X6999 — Blu Cepheus
- 2026 JJH80 — Giallo Orion
- 2026 JJM49 — Grigio Telesto
- 2026 JJK74 — Verde Scandal
Compare the pictured releases
Each photo links to the release it shows.
Choosing one for your collection
Inspect the windscreen edge, low nose and thin bodywork around the open cockpit. A rear view helps show the diffuser and tail detail.
The Hot Wheels id guide describes the physical car. It does not promise current app compatibility or online service availability.
Collector questions
Are the red 2020 cars identical?
No. GLN67 has PR5 and MC5 wheel variants, while HBF91 is the darker Spectraflame Hot Wheels id release.
Browse the MM shop
Browse MM’s loose Hot Wheels and finished customs for more cars to add to your display. These are broader collections; check each shop listing for its exact model, scale and condition.
