MUNCLE MIKES COLLECTOR GUIDE

Austin Mini Cooper S Collector Guide

This Austin Mini Cooper S has a low stance, round headlights and a big white circle on each door. The pale green and red 2026 cars share their basic decoration, so the change in paint does most of the work. Hood stripes and disc-style wheels give both a tidy competition look.

2026 JJH39 — pale green body with white door circles
2026 JJH39 — pale green body with white door circles — View variation guide
Pictured releases
2
Series
Then and Now
Scale
1:64
Feature
Compact rally-style body

A small Mini with plenty to look at

The pictured 2026 Then and Now releases carry 1/10 in the series and 71/250 on the mainline card. JJH39 is the pale green car and JJK94 is the red recolor. Keep the full Austin Mini Cooper S name in mind when shopping: another Hot Wheels Mini can have a similar shape without being this casting.

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Compare the pictured releases

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Choosing one for your collection

Check the small front bumper, roof corners and door circles in close-up. A nick on such a short body can be easy to miss in a photograph that includes the whole package. The grille is another useful place to look for scuffing.

For a loose car, compare both wheel faces and make sure all four tires meet a flat surface. On carded examples, the series and collector numbers are shared, so they cannot tell the two colors apart by themselves.

Collector questions

Why do both cards have the same number?

They are two colors of the same 2026 Then and Now entry. Both show 1/10 and 71/250. Use the body color and toy code to distinguish JJH39 from JJK94.

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