Hot Wheels 2026 Basic International – Factory Sealed Case “P” – 72 Cars

Get ready for the hunt!  This Hot Wheels 2026 Basic International Mix P factory-sealed case contains 72 cars and is sold factory sealed, just as it arrives from Mattel. This is an especially exciting assortment, with a legendary American muscle car selected as its Super Treasure Hunt!

 MIX P SUPER TREASURE HUNT: 1970 PLYMOUTH AAR CUDA – JJM28

The big chase car to look for in 2026 Mix P is the spectacular 1970 Plymouth AAR Cuda Super Treasure Hunt. Listed as #245/250 in the 2026 Mainline and #9/10 in the HW Torque series, this exclusive version transforms Plymouth's legendary muscle car into a highly desirable collector piece.

Its stunning gold Spectraflame finish is accented with black details and striking red flame outlines. The signature “TH” markings appear on the sides behind the front wheels. It also features tinted windows, a black interior, and, most importantly, highly desirable Real Riders wheels, helping distinguish this special chase version from the regular release. 

The 1970 Plymouth AAR Cuda made its Hot Wheels debut in the 2009 New Models series. The casting pays tribute to the real AAR Cuda, the high-performance version of the Plymouth Barracuda developed in connection with Plymouth's Trans-Am racing program — a car that has become an icon of the golden age of American muscle.

⚠️ IMPORTANT – SUPER TREASURE HUNT NOT GUARANTEED: The Plymouth AAR Cuda Super Treasure Hunt is randomly inserted by Mattel into selected Mix P cases. Even when purchased completely factory sealed, a 72-car case does not guarantee the inclusion of a Super Treasure Hunt, Treasure Hunt, or any specific model.

One sealed case. 72 Hot Wheels. And maybe a 1970 Plymouth AAR Cuda Super Treasure Hunt hiding inside... That's what makes the hunt so exciting! 

Hot Wheels – Basic International – 2026 – Mix P – Factory Sealed Case of 72 Cars

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Cases are shipped with the manufacturer’s original factory seals intact. We cannot be held responsible for factory mix-match issues, manufacturing defects, packaging variations, or content errors originating from the manufacturer.