2015 Hot Wheels Casting List

2015 mainline checklist: #001–250

Search a name, number or code, such as Kombi, #201, 201/250 or CFJ41. Plain numbers above 250 act as name keywords: 620 finds Datsun 620. Swipe the table sideways on a small screen.

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What makes the 2015 list different?

Four main groups, 34 subseries. HW City occupies #001–075, HW Off-Road #076–125, HW Race #126–185, and HW Workshop #186–250. Use both levels when matching a card: “HW Race” alone is much broader than “HW Race Team.” The checklist keeps those names separate rather than merging them. Numbering and series reference.

Then and Now: compare the paired subjects

The closing ten entries connect older and newer vehicle subjects: ’69 Camaro #241 with Camaro Convertible Concept #246; ’65 Mustang 2+2 Fastback #242 with ’15 Ford Mustang GT #247; Datsun 240Z #243 with Nissan 370Z #248; ’52 Chevy #244 with Chevy Silverado #249; and 1963 Aston Martin DB5 #245 with Aston Martin DBS #250. Matching paint themes do not make the paired cars the same casting. Browse the Mustang collection or Camaro collection for related models across releases.

New castings, recolors and retools are different records

The 50 “New reference” flags follow the year reference’s new-casting classification. Examples include BMW M4, Volkswagen Caddy, Corvette C7.R, ’96 Nissan 180SX Type X, Tesla Model S and McLaren P1. A second paint release is not counted as another new casting. Street Cleaver #010 and Fast Fortress #093 are separately noted as retooled versions, not added to that total.

Identify the exact 2015 release before buying

Start with the number, then compare the car. The annual number is a position in this year’s list, not a production quantity or a value. The vehicle-model year within a name is a different date. A ’65 Mustang in this checklist is a 2015 Hot Wheels release representing an older car.

Product codes narrow the match but do not settle every variation. Each row shows one documented code and, where given, a simplified color clue. Recolors, retailer editions and wheel variations can need additional records. For example, Loopster #075 has documented hands-up and hands-down riders sharing the red release code CFG88; the blue CFM14 release also has both rider arrangements. An annual number and a product code alone do not distinguish those interiors.

Do not delete legitimate repeated names. ’14 Corvette Stingray has separate numbered entries at #216 in HW Garage and #233 in Muscle Mania. The ’83 Chevy Silverado at #016 and Chevy Silverado at #249 are different castings. Likewise, the ’12 Acura NSX Concept at #191 is not the ’90 Acura NSX at #218, and Ferrari 599 GTB Fiorano #021 is not Ferrari 599XX #188.

Check the Batman name and body shape together. This year includes Arkham Knight #061, Batmobile #062, The Brave and the Bold #063, Arkham Asylum #064, and Batman Live! #065. A listing simply titled “2015 Batmobile” is not enough to determine which one you will receive. The Batmobile collection includes related models, not a promise of each 2015 version.

Retailer editions and ZAMAC examples

The ’68 El Camino has a blue CFK69 release and a documented unpainted CFJ83 ZAMAC 001 edition. Datsun 620 has a green CFK72 version and a yellow CFK03 Kmart edition. ’83 Chevy Silverado has orange CFH48 and white CFJ96 Toys R Us releases. These examples share their respective annual numbers; they do not create new checklist positions. Confirm the decoration, wheels, packaging and actual car rather than assuming an unpainted custom is a factory ZAMAC. Variation reference.

2015 Treasure Hunts and Super Treasure Hunts

The table distinguishes 15 designated Treasure Hunt releases from 15 casting positions with a separate Super counterpart. A standard Kool Kombi, Supra or Mustang is not a Super just because its name appears here. Compare the documented factory finish, markings, wheels and packaging. Aftermarket paint and wheel swaps must remain identified as customs. Treasure Hunt reference · Super reference.

Case letters below are the documented chase mixes, not guaranteed contents of every case or a calendar date. Number order is not case order: Toyota AE-86 Corolla #239 is the C-case Super, whereas Toyota Supra #201 is the N-case Super.

Kool Kombi #073: compare the green Super with the turquoise regular

The CFJ34 Super from case A has a Spectraflame green body, woodgrain side graphics, Surf Shop decoration and a TH marking. Clear windows, a tan interior and Real Rider steelie-style wheels help narrow the match. The checklist’s turquoise CFK30 is the regular version. A wheel-swapped regular should not be sold as the factory Super. Release details and reference photos · Browse Volkswagen models.

DMC DeLorean #184 is not the Hover Mode Time Machine #045

The CFJ38 Super is the red racing-decorated DMC DeLorean from case M, with a TH graphic, tan interior and Real Rider turbine wheels. The separately numbered Hover Mode Time Machine represents a different casting and should not inherit the DeLorean’s Super label. Search the full casting name when comparing either one. DeLorean Super details and photos · Browse DeLorean models.

Two Toyota Supers with different identities

Supra #201, CFJ41, case N: look for the Spectraflame red body, black hood, TH graphic, sponsor decoration and black five-spoke Real Riders with green and yellow rim trim. Do not identify it by red paint alone. Supra identification and photos.

AE-86 Corolla #239, CFJ45, case C: the Super has Spectraflame red paint, GReddy decoration, the number 323 and a TH graphic, with black five-spoke Real Riders and chrome trim. It is not the Supra and not every red AE86 is this release. Corolla identification and photos · Browse Toyota models.

Buying loose, carded or customized cars

For a loose car, compare clear photographs of both sides, roof, base and wheels. Ask about bent axles, wheel wear, chipped paint, cracked glazing, missing accessories and modifications. Match the exact version before using another sale as a price comparison. This page does not quote live values or claim every old release is rare.

For a carded car, inspect the blister and its attachment, card corners, hang tab and printing. The displayed car and package should agree. A general casting photograph is not evidence of the seller’s actual item or its condition. Use the carded-car collection and loose Hot Wheels collection to browse the format you prefer.

For a custom project, choose a base casting for its shape and condition, then check wheel diameter, axle length and body clearance against the specific parts listing. The Build Your Own Hot Wheels kits and wheel and tire sets are separate shopping routes. Custom wheels, rubber tires and upgrade axles are sold separately; original included components depend on the individual kit listing. A reference-page link is not a fit guarantee.

For a finished custom, browse Custom Hot Wheels and read what was changed. A factory casting name containing “Custom,” such as Custom ’77 Dodge Van, does not by itself mean an individual example was modified after manufacture.

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Sources, scope and corrections

This independent Muncle Mikes guide covers the 250 numbered mainline positions, with selected version codes and color clues. It is not an exhaustive register of every wheel, interior, paint, packaging, regional or retailer variation. Premium lines, convention releases and unnumbered multipack exclusives are outside this checklist.

Numbering, group assignments, selected codes, colors and new-casting flags use the South Texas Diecast 2015 reference. Chase codes and mixes are cross-checked with HW Treasure’s 2015 Treasure Hunts and 2015 Supers. Linked release photographs remain with their publishers; no generic image is presented as proof of an exact variation.

Color descriptions are simplified identification clues, not factory color specifications. References use different color terms for some entries, including Paradigm Shift #138; the checklist omits a definitive color there. New-reference flags follow the source classification. Retooled versions and recolors are not silently added to the 50-flag total.

Shopping collections were checked against the published Shopify collection index. Broader collections may mix years, brands, scales and customs. A populated collection does not prove the exact 2015 release is in stock. Search results can be empty and inventory can change. Use the product page as the source for what is actually offered.

Reviewed September 22, 2026. Hot Wheels is a Mattel trademark; Muncle Mikes is an independent retailer and collector resource. A disputed identity should be checked against the car and its original packaging before purchase.

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