MUNCLE MIKES COLLECTOR GUIDE
Stingray Concept — 2010 Yellow
The yellow debut is easy to separate from the later orange car: its upper body is largely plain, without the broad white stripes. Dark glazing and bright open five-spoke wheels complete the look.
- Release year
- 2010
- Series
- 2010 New Models
- Toy code
- R0936
- Body color
- Yellow
Official Identification
- Brand / maker
- Hot Wheels / Mattel
- Casting
- '09 Corvette Stingray Concept
- Release year
- 2010
- Toy number
- R0936
This is the yellow R0936 New Models color. It also appeared on a Target snowflake card, but the loose reference here cannot identify which package originally held it.
Physical Details
The yellow body has dark glazing and silver-edged open five-spoke wheels. Its plainer hood and roof distinguish it from the striped orange Corvette 60th release. Ask for daylight photos when yellow lighting makes the paint appear orange.
| Wheels | OH5 |
|---|---|
| Assortment | 2010 New Models |
| Reference view | Loose car; side and front quarter |
Compare the closest versions
- 2013 Pearl orange — MC5 — Compare the wheel faces, glazing and stripe layout in both photos.
Packaging Details
Package evidence must follow the specific release. A body color, toy number or casting name can occur with more than one regional card. A loose reference does not establish its original card, and the copyright year on the package is not automatically the assortment release year.
The gray R0936 package example shows 2010 New Models, segment number 19/44 and collector number 019/240. Its reverse shows R0936-0010B, assortment L2593 and UPC 027084797480. These codes describe this photographed package. HW Premiere cards use a different numbering system; check the series text and number on the card being bought.
Comparison package: the gray car above illustrates the New Models card format. It is not an exact packaging photograph for the 2010 Yellow specimen.
Variation Summary
Choosing one for your collection
Look for paint wear where the pointed front fenders meet the nose. If a seller describes a special card version, ask to see the actual packaging as well as the car.
The reference shows one side. Ask for the other side and the underside when condition, base details or wheel originality matter.
Collector questions
Does a yellow car prove it came on a snowflake card?
No. Yellow cars were sold in more than one package format. A loose car cannot establish the card it originally came in.
Browse the MM shop
Related model in the MM catalog: Jada blue 2009 Corvette Stingray Concept in 1:24. This is a different manufacturer, scale and collectible from the Hot Wheels release described here. Check the product page for current availability.
Browse MM’s loose Hot Wheels for Corvettes and other road cars. Use each product listing’s photos and condition notes to judge the actual car for sale.
Evidence and Research Scope
Reference photographs and visible decoration were compared for this guide. The retained Hot Wheels Newsletter catalog supplies the release comparison and wheel terminology. The gray 2010 New Models front-and-reverse package photographs support the package numbers shown here. Photo and packaging observations apply to those reference specimens, not every manufactured example.
Catalog identity: 0f0979eb-b81f-4229-a2f7-8341afb87811.
Market evidence: the stored record has no completed-sale comparisons. No price range, rarity score or market trend is supplied. Identification can be useful without a valuation; a supported valuation requires matched sales with known condition, packaging, currency and sale date.