MUNCLE MIKES COLLECTOR GUIDE

Amaru GTC — 2025 JBB52

Yellow JBB52 keeps the orange car’s number 36 decoration but changes the balance of the model. Black wheels and dark fenders sit beneath bright yellow panels, making the car look more compact. The contrasting hood graphics are especially clear from above.

2025 JBB52 — yellow Safari Mode Amaru GTC
2025 JBB52 — yellow Safari Mode Amaru GTC — View variation guide
Release year
2025
Series
Safari Mode
Toy code
JBB52
Body color
Yellow

A supercar that looks ready for the dunes

This is the 2025 Safari Mode yellow recolor, still numbered 4/5 and 171/250 on its card. Match the yellow body and black wheel faces when comparing it with the orange release; the shared card numbers alone will not separate them.

Release details

2025 JBB52
Body Yellow
Decoration Number 36; AMARU and GTC lettering
Wheels Black ID-style wheels
Series position 4/5
Mainline number 171/250

This release and its companions

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Choosing one for your collection

Ask for a sharp view of the black wheels. Their details can disappear in shadow, which makes damaged wheel faces or uneven tire edges harder to judge from a distant photograph.

Inspect the yellow paint around the rear wing supports and the black decoration on top. If you collect sealed examples, check that the actual car matches the yellow recolor pictured here.

Collector questions

Why do orange and yellow cars have the same collector number?

They are two colors of the 2025 Safari Mode release and both use 171/250. Their toy codes differ: HYW36 for orange and JBB52 for yellow.

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Browse MM’s current loose Hot Wheels and finished customs for more cars to add to the display. These are broader shop collections; the Amaru photos here identify the releases in this guide.