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2012 Hot Wheels ’10 Camaro SS V5703: Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide
HW City Works 1/10 · Kmart exclusive · 131/247
V5703 is the satin-blue, police-decorated 2012 release of the Hot Wheels ’10 Camaro SS. The roof lightbar and front pushbar, red-tinted windows, white-and-red HWPD graphics and black MC5 wheels with red rims separate it from the standard white V5434 released under the same 131/247 mainline number.
Muncle Mikes · Updated October 13, 2026
Casting InfoA satin-blue Kmart exclusive in HW City Works 1/10.
Casting Info: the 2012 V5703 release
V5703 identifies the satin-blue police version of Hot Wheels’ ’10 Camaro SS. It was issued in the 2012 mainline as number 131/247 and appears as 1/10 in HW City Works. V5703 is the toy number for this release; 131/247 is its place in the year’s mainline, and 1/10 is its position in the themed series.
The blue car was a Kmart exclusive. It shares the mainline number and series position with the standard white V5434, so those numbers alone do not distinguish the two. Look at the body color and police graphics, then confirm the toy number on the package when it is available.
Variation SummaryThe shared 131/247 number covers two different 2012 colors.
How V5703 differs from the white V5434
| Release | Body and police decoration | Useful identification clues |
|---|---|---|
| V5434 · standard release | White body with blue, red and light-blue police stripes | Black MC5 wheels with red rims; blue-tinted windows in collector records |
| V5703 · Kmart exclusive | Satin-blue body with red-and-white HWPD graphics | Red-tinted windows; black MC5 wheels with red rims; toy number V5703 |
Both cars are HW City Works 1/10 and 131/247. The blue V5703’s package identifies it as the Kmart exclusive; on a loose car, use the satin-blue finish, red glass and exact decoration as a group of clues. See the V5434 guide.
Physical DetailsSatin-blue paint, red glass and the police equipment.
Physical Details
The V5703 body is satin blue. Red and white stripes cross the hood and run along the sides, where the HWPD badge and police wording identify the highway-patrol theme. The rear carries matching police decoration. The satin finish is less glossy than the standard white V5434 and should be visible across the roof, doors and quarter panels.
This police version adds a roof lightbar and a front pushbar to the ’10 Camaro SS body. It has red-tinted windows and black MC5 five-spoke wheels with red rims. The grille, hood stripes, side badge, rear markings and equipment are useful together; a single replacement wheel or accessory is not enough to identify the release.
Collector checklists record both black and gray base examples for V5703, while another release catalog describes the base as gray plastic. Treat base shade as a production variation, not the deciding clue between V5703 and a different color release. Collector references also list interior variations, so compare the body decoration, glazing and wheels before relying on interior color alone.
Packaging DetailsThe card confirms V5703, HW City Works and the 2012 numbers.
Packaging Details
The matching card identifies the car as HW City Works ’12, number 1/10 in that series and 131/247 in the 2012 mainline. The V5703 item code and Kmart-exclusive description distinguish this blue car from the white V5434, even though the two share the series and mainline numbers.
The card photograph is shown as a secondary reference. For a packaged example, check that the blue police car inside the blister matches the card and that the blister has not been opened or replaced. For a loose car, record the condition of the red windows, lightbar, pushbar, wheel rims and tampo before comparing it with another example.
The police tooling and its place in the Camaro release family.
Condition & Value ResearchCompare like-for-like loose and carded V5703 examples.
Variation WebBrowse All 27 Camaro release guides.
Collector FAQsToy number, package numbering and base variations.
Casting History
The Camaro SS police tooling
The Hot Wheels ’10 Camaro SS represents the fifth-generation Chevrolet Camaro SS. Hot Wheels adapted the casting for police releases by adding a roof lightbar and front pushbar. The 2012 V5703 carries that equipment in the satin-blue Kmart-exclusive decoration.
V5703 sits beside the white V5434 in the 2012 HW City Works series. Later police-themed releases use different colors, graphics and wheel combinations. The year, toy number, body decoration and package together tell you which version you have.
Collectors commonly use “tampo” for the printed graphics on a die-cast car. On V5703, the HWPD badge, police wording and stripes are tampo decoration; they are not separate stickers.
Condition & Value Research
Compare like-for-like V5703 examples
Use completed sales identified as V5703 when comparing market results. Keep unopened cards separate from loose cars, and compare similar paint and package condition. Listings that identify only a blue police Camaro may show a different year or toy number.
On a loose example, inspect the pushbar and lightbar for bends or missing pieces, the satin paint and printed stripes for chips, the red glazing for scratches, and the red wheel rims for wear or swaps. On a carded example, assess the card and blister independently and make sure the car inside is the satin-blue V5703. No price range is assigned here because condition and package state need to match the specific sale.
Variation Web
Collector FAQs
V5703 Collector FAQs
What does V5703 identify?
V5703 is the toy number for the satin-blue 2012 ’10 Camaro SS police release. The package also places it at 131/247 in the mainline and 1/10 in HW City Works.
How can I tell V5703 from the white V5434?
V5703 is satin blue with red-and-white police graphics and red-tinted windows. V5434 is white with blue, red and light-blue stripes. They share 131/247 and HW City Works 1/10, so the body and toy number matter.
Does the V5703 base have to be black?
No. Collector catalogs record both black and gray base examples. Check the rest of the release details rather than using base shade by itself.
What are the red-rim wheels?
They are black MC5 five-spoke wheels with red rims, as recorded for this V5703 police release.
Is the carded car the main identification photo?
No. The loose V5703 casting leads the gallery. The matching blister card follows as a secondary reference for its series, mainline number and exclusive status.
Collecting Terms, Sources & Model References
Collecting terms
Mainline number: the car’s place in the yearly numbered Hot Wheels assortment, here 131/247. Series position: its place in HW City Works, here 1/10. Toy number: the release code V5703. Tampo: printed decoration applied to the body.
Sources & References
- South Texas Diecast — 2012 Hot Wheels Mainline Checklist, V5434 and V5703 release details
- Hot Wheels Newsletter — ’10 Camaro SS police-car release history, equipment, glazing and interior variants
- Hot Wheels Wiki — ’10 Camaro SS release table, police-version details and production-code notes
- 99Diecast — exact V5703 2012 HW City Works card reference
- 164Custom — exact V5703 toy number, mainline and series identification






















