Hot Wheels collector guide

Aston Martin Hot Wheels Castings — Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide

Hot Wheels has released Aston Martin models across road-car, racing, film and concept castings. Start with the model and body shape; then use the linked release records to identify the year, toy code, series, color and package.

Separate the casting before comparing releases

The 1963 DB5, DB5 Safari Edition, DB10, DBS, One-77, V8 Vantage, Vantage GT3, Vantage GTE and Vulcan are separate Hot Wheels castings. Similar model names do not mean a shared mold. The list below keeps each casting family and its release guides together.

This index links 22 Aston Martin casting guides and 133 documented release guides. Hot Wheels release year can differ from the year in a model name, so use the toy code and casting identity when cataloging a car.

Aston Martin casting index

Choose the guide that matches the name, body shape and scale of your model. Each card links to the casting guide and its release records.

Loose 2024 Hot Wheels Aston Martin 1963 DB5 HTB36 in metalflake silver1963 DB5 · 19 release guides

The long-running DB5 casting, introduced in 2014 and issued in several colors, series and packaging formats.

Open 19 release guides

Open the 1963 DB5 casting guide →

2009 Dark Green Hot Wheels Aston Martin DB4 GT Zagato N6946 with Real Riders wire-spoke wheels, side viewDB4 GT Zagato · 5 release guides
2024 HRY86 ZAMAC Aston Martin DB4GT High-Speed Edition in Muscle Mania blister packagingDB4GT High-Speed Edition · 4 release guides
Loose 2016 Hot Wheels Aston Martin DB10 DLK05 casting, HWC Garage referenceDB10 · 6 release guides
Loose black BDP45 DBS with PR5 wheelsDBS · 18 release guides

A different Aston Martin coupe, cataloged by Hot Wheels as its own casting.

Open 18 release guides

Open the DBS casting guide →

Loose 2017 Hot Wheels Aston Martin One-77 DVC51 in metalflake blue, representative casting viewOne-77 · 18 release guides

The limited-production road car represented as a distinct Hot Wheels model.

Open 18 release guides

Open the One-77 casting guide →

Loose 2021 Hot Wheels Aston Martin V12 Speedster GRX58 in silver, the casting’s debut releaseV12 Speedster · 5 release guides
Loose 2021 Hot Wheels Aston Martin Valhalla Concept GRJ75 in Lava Red, Car Culture Exotic Envy.Valhalla Concept · 5 release guides
Loose 2026 Hot Wheels 2024 Aston Martin Vantage GT3 JJH55 in Metalflake Racing Green, catalog color Blue/Turquoise.2024 Vantage GT3 · newer casting · 3 release guides
2005 Pearl Yellow Hot Wheels Aston Martin V8 Vantage G6722 loose castingAston Martin V8 Vantage · 16 release guides

The first documented version is the pearl-yellow 2005 G6722. Later releases use distinct codes and finishes, so compare the toy code, paint and wheels when separating examples.

Open 16 release guides

Open the Aston Martin V8 Vantage casting guide →

Loose 2015 Aston Martin Vantage GT3 CFH15, the first cataloged version.Vantage GT3 · original casting · 6 release guides
Loose 2022 Hot Wheels Aston Martin Vantage GTE HCT19 in lime greenVantage GTE · 8 release guides
Loose 2019 Hot Wheels Aston Martin Vulcan FYB45 in lime green, isolated on whiteVulcan · 10 release guides

Release guide web

Open the casting card to see its documented color, series and package releases. Every linked release guide stays within Muncle Mike’s.

Browse the Aston Martin casting cards →

How to identify an Aston Martin Hot Wheels car

  1. Read the model name on the base or packaging, then match its body shape with the casting photo.
  2. Check the toy or product code; different codes can identify different editions of one casting.
  3. Confirm the scale, series and package. Keep radio-control and larger-scale releases separate from 1:64 cars.
  4. Compare color, graphics, wheels and base details only after the casting family is correct.

Browse Hot Wheels Casting Guides A–Z →