Casting Info · Complete Collector’s Guide
Hot Wheels Alpine A110 — Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide
Hot Wheels introduced its modern Alpine A110 casting in 2019. Five cataloged releases through 2022 share the compact two-seat coupe shape, while their series, finishes, graphics and wheels identify each issue. The 2022 white car is HB006 from multipack HDH51; the blue premium AutoStrasse release is a separate HCK17.
About the Alpine A110 casting
This 1:64 Hot Wheels model represents the modern Alpine A110 sports coupe. Its compact cabin, rounded nose, four-lamp front treatment and sculpted rear haunches carry through the five releases documented here.
The first issue, FYB39, appeared in Factory Fresh in 2019. The 2020 Alpine A110 Cup releases share orange number 36 graphics but use different colors and wheels. In 2022, HB006 came in the European Car Culture themed multipack; HCK17 was the separate AutoStrasse premium release.
How to identify a release
- Check the toy number and series before comparing color. FYB39, GHC49, GHF23, HB006 and HCK17 identify the five releases.
- For the 2020 Cup cars, look for orange #36 graphics. GHC49 is blue with gray PR5 wheels; GHF23 is metalflake silver with black 10-spoke wheels.
- On the 2022 white multipack car, HB006 is the individual car code and HDH51 identifies the six-car pack.
- HCK17 is the blue AutoStrasse 5/5 premium model, with black RR10SPM Real Riders and a metal body and chassis.
Value Research
Compare like for like: identify the individual car code, year, series, finish and wheel style before looking at completed sales. FYB39 and the two 2020 Cup releases are mainline cars; the white 2022 HB006 belongs to multipack HDH51, while blue HCK17 is the separate AutoStrasse premium release. Check the loose model’s paint, graphics, wheels, glazing and base, and assess any card or multipack contents separately. This guide records identification details and does not assign a price.
Sources and model references
Release year, line, series position and toy-code records are cross-checked against Muncle Mike’s 2019, 2020 and 2022 checklists and the original card or multipack markings. The Hot Wheels Newsletter’s 2020 case records and HWC Garage’s Alpine A110 catalog help distinguish the two Cup finishes from the separate 2022 AutoStrasse and multipack releases.
Complete variation web
Compare each release by toy number, line, finish and wheel type. Open any card for its release details and links to every other Alpine A110 issue in this guide.
2019 · Factory Fresh · 6/10 · #238/250
2019 FYB39 · Metalflake blue
The first Hot Wheels release of the modern Alpine A110 casting. Its Factory Fresh marking is 6/10 and the mainline number is 238/250.
Car code: FYB39 · Wheels: PR5
2020 · HW Race Day · 3/10 · #080/250
2020 GHC49 · Blue
Orange stripes and number 36 mark the Race Day Cup livery. Gray PR5 wheels distinguish GHC49 from the silver companion release.
Car code: GHC49 · Wheels: Gray PR5
2020 · HW Race Day · 3/10 · #080/250
2020 GHF23 · Metalflake silver
It shares the 3/10 and #080/250 markings with the blue Cup car. GHF23 is identified by its silver finish and black 10-spoke wheels.
Car code: GHF23 · Wheels: Black 10-spoke
2022 · European Car Culture themed multipack · set HDH51
2022 HB006 · multipack HDH51 · White
HB006 identifies the individual car; HDH51 is the six-car multipack code. The white body, black hood and number 36 graphics make this release easy to spot.
Car code: HB006 · Pack code: HDH51 · Wheels: Gold PR5
2022 · Car Culture · AutoStrasse · 5/5
2022 HCK17 · Alpine Blue
AutoStrasse 5/5 is the premium release, with Real Riders and a metal body and chassis. Its racing graphics and #31 markings separate it from the blue mainline FYB39.
Car code: HCK17 · Wheels: Black RR10SPM Real Riders
Physical and packaging details
Inspect paint coverage around the nose, roof, door edges and rear quarters. The 2020 Cup editions use matching orange #36 graphics, so the wheel style and body finish help distinguish the two. Check the white multipack car’s black hood, side graphics and gold wheels separately from its pack.
FYB39 and the two Cup cars are mainline releases. HB006 was distributed in the six-car HDH51 multipack; HCK17 is part of the premium AutoStrasse series. Record package completeness separately from the loose model’s condition.
Release comparison
| Release | Series / format | Finish | Wheels |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2019 FYB39 | Factory Fresh · 6/10 · #238/250 | Metalflake blue | PR5 |
| 2020 GHC49 | HW Race Day · 3/10 · #080/250 | Blue | Gray PR5 |
| 2020 GHF23 | HW Race Day · 3/10 · #080/250 | Metalflake silver | Black 10-spoke |
| 2022 HB006 · multipack HDH51 | European Car Culture themed multipack · set HDH51 | White with black hood | Gold PR5 |
| 2022 HCK17 | Car Culture · AutoStrasse · 5/5 | Alpine Blue | Black RR10SPM Real Riders |
Collector FAQs
Are GHC49 and GHF23 the same color variation?
No. Both have orange #36 Cup graphics and the same series and mainline number, but GHC49 is blue with gray PR5 wheels; GHF23 is metalflake silver with black 10-spoke wheels.
Is HDH51 the Alpine A110’s individual toy number?
HDH51 is the European Car Culture six-pack code. The white Alpine A110 inside is listed as HB006.
How can I tell the two 2022 releases apart?
HB006 is white with a black hood and gold wheels, from the European Car Culture multipack. HCK17 is blue with premium Real Riders, from Car Culture AutoStrasse 5/5.