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2009 Hot Wheels ’10 Camaro SS N4029 — Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide

Two finishes identify the 2009 N4029 debut

This N4029 guide covers the two documented colors from the ’10 Camaro SS debut. Its release code identifies the model family, while the loose-car finish and rear plate identify the individual version.

Hot Wheels introduced the ’10 Camaro SS in the 2009 New Models assortment as toy N4029. The “’10” name follows the full-size 2010 Chevrolet Camaro SS; the miniature was released a year earlier. N4029 appears in two documented 2009 finishes: metalflake silver and metalflake burnt orange.

The shared release identifiers are New Models 26/42 and annual collector number 026/190. Both versions have OH5 five-spoke wheels, blue windows, a gray interior and a black plastic base. The paint and rear plate decoration distinguish the exact car. The two finish guides below show those details separately.

Loose 2009 Hot Wheels ’10 Camaro SS N4029, metalflake silver, isolated on transparent background
Metalflake silver N4029 · loose casting
Loose 2009 Hot Wheels ’10 Camaro SS N4029, metalflake burnt orange, isolated on transparent background
Metalflake burnt-orange N4029 · loose casting

Casting Info: the 2009 N4029 Camaro SS

The ’10 Camaro SS is based on the fifth-generation Chevrolet Camaro SS. Hot Wheels introduced the casting in the 2009 New Models assortment; its toy number is N4029. The toy name refers to the full-size car’s 2010 model year, not its release year.

The silver and burnt-orange N4029 cars share the 26/42 New Models position and annual number 026/190. They have the same basic body, OH5 wheels, blue windows, gray interior and black plastic base. Rear plate printing and body finish distinguish the individual releases.

The N4029 is the road-car version. Later ’10 Camaro SS entries include police and rescue details such as roof lights and push bars. Those are different releases in the same casting family and are listed in the Variation Web.

How to identify the exact N4029

  1. Check for the ’10 Camaro SS body and N4029 toy number.
  2. For a carded car, match New Models 26/42 and annual number 026/190.
  3. Identify the body finish as metalflake silver or metalflake burnt orange.
  4. Inspect the rear plate printing. The silver and orange versions have documented plate-detail differences.
  5. Compare OH5 wheels, blue windows, gray interior and black plastic base with the release photographs.

A loose car without its original package can still be compared by finish and plate decoration, but do not infer a card variant from color alone.

’10 Camaro SS Variation Web

These 32 MM release guides cover the documented family. The silver and burnt-orange N4029 guides separate the two 2009 finishes; later entries are grouped by release year.

2009

2011

2013

2014

2019

2024

2010

2012

2015

2016

2020

2022

2023

Physical Details

Body Metal body; silver or metalflake burnt orange
Windows Blue
Interior Gray
Wheels OH5 five-spoke
Base Black plastic
Scale 1:64 class

Packaging Details

The 2009 New Models card identifies the silver and burnt-orange N4029 at 26/42, with annual number 026/190. Package images are references for reading the series and annual numbers; blister condition should be assessed separately from the car.

Carded silver 2009 Hot Wheels ’10 Camaro SS N4029 New Models package, isolated on transparent background
Silver New Models package reference
Carded burnt-orange 2009 Hot Wheels ’10 Camaro SS N4029 New Models package, isolated on transparent background
Burnt-orange New Models package reference

Value Research

Compare completed sales for the same N4029 finish and rear plate detail. Keep loose and carded examples separate, and record paint wear, wheel condition, package state and blister damage. A price for a different color, a later police release or another Camaro casting is not a direct match.

This guide does not assign a family-wide price range. The two specific N4029 guides provide the detail needed to compare the silver and burnt-orange releases.

Collector FAQs

Did the Hot Wheels car first appear in 2010?

No. “’10” refers to the real Camaro SS model year. The Hot Wheels N4029 debuted in the 2009 New Models assortment.

What colors were released as N4029?

The documented 2009 releases include metalflake silver and metalflake burnt orange. Use the color-specific guides to check the rear plate printing and package details.

What identifies the 2009 package?

Look for New Models 26/42 and the annual collector number 026/190. Match the card and blister to the loose car before treating the package as evidence for a particular finish.

Are later police or rescue cars the same release?

They use the ’10 Camaro SS casting family, but their toy numbers, graphics, accessories and package records are different. See the year-grouped Variation Web for the full release list.

Sources & References

Identification details are cross-checked against the Hot Wheels 2009 New Models checklist, Hot Wheels annual collector numbering, the Hot Wheels ’10 Camaro SS casting release record, and the two N4029 color-specific MM guides. Package markings and base details should be matched to the actual car being identified.