MUNCLE MIKES COLLECTOR GUIDE
1999 Nissan Maxima — 2026 JMH16
The blue Maxima also appears in the JMH16 Fast & Furious ten-car pack. The product image shows the sedan with bright S5 wheels and its long side graphic. For this release, the box matters just as much as the familiar blue car.
- Release year
- 2026
- Series
- Fast & Furious 10-Pack
- Toy code
- JMH16
- Body color
- Dark blue
Same blue sedan, different ways to collect it
JMH16 is the code for the Silver Series ten-pack. Its Maxima shares the cataloged appearance of the JKX14 Dream Lineup single, rather than introducing a new paint scheme. The individual product photo shown here helps with the car’s details; use the original ten-pack box to establish its release history.
Release details
| Body | Dark blue |
|---|---|
| Decoration | Side graphic and Toyo Tires logos |
| Wheels | S5 |
| Base | Black metal |
| Packaging | Fast & Furious Silver Series ten-pack |
| Identification note | Same cataloged appearance as JKX14 |
This release and its companions
Choosing one for your collection
When buying the boxed set, ask for an open-box photo and check the Maxima in its tray. A picture of the outer lid alone does not show the condition of the sedan or whether all ten cars are present.
If the Maxima is offered loose, compare the S5 wheels, side artwork and body condition with the single-card version. Treat a seller’s ten-pack description as packaging history to substantiate, not a visible feature of the loose car.
Collector questions
Does JMH16 mean there is a unique ten-pack Maxima?
It identifies the ten-car assortment. The Maxima is cataloged with the same appearance as the Dream Lineup single. Original packaging is the useful distinction when collecting both releases.
Browse the MM shop
Looking for another car for the display? Browse MM’s loose Hot Wheels and finished customs. These are broader selections, and the Maximas pictured in this guide are not a promise of current shop stock.
