Hot Wheels made 15 regular Treasure Hunts and 15 Super Treasure Hunts for its 2026 mainline, which is the basic range of single cars Mattel sells as Basics. There is one of each for every case from A to Q. Q is the last case letter of the year, so the list below covers the full 2026 run. Each line gives the case, the collector number, the toy number, the car and its series, with photos of our own cards where we have them.
How to read the tables
The number is the collector number on the card, out of the 250 mainline cars for the year. The toy number is Mattel's product code for that exact release. The series is the themed group printed on the card, such as Nightspeed or HW EV. The case letter tells you which of the year's 15 assortments the car was packed in. Mattel skips the letters I and O, which is why the list jumps from H to J and from N to P.
Each Treasure Hunt is assigned to one case, but that does not mean every carton of cars from that case holds one.
We checked every line against three collector checklists, and where one of them disagreed we went with the other two. Colours are left off, because the checklists do not always describe them the same way.
2026 Treasure Hunts
Regular Treasure Hunts have a circle flame logo on the car, normal paint and plastic wheels. The photos are our own cards. Click a linked car to see it on our store.
| Our card | Case | Number | Toy number | Car | Series |
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A | 009/250 | JJM00 | '87 Buick Regal GNX | Nightspeed |
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B | 029/250 | JJM01 | '92 Dodge Viper RT/10 | Drop Tops |
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C | 058/250 | JJM02 | Electro Silhouette | HW EV |
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D | 081/250 | JJM03 | Hot Wheengs | X-Raycers |
| E | 122/250 | JJM04 | Cone Shaker | HW Starting Grid | |
| F | 124/250 | JJM05 | 2016 Ford GT Race | Exoticars | |
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G | 147/250 | JJM06 | 2 Jet Z | HW Dream Garage |
| H | 162/250 | JJM07 | Total Disposal | HW Heavyweights | |
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J | 186/250 | JJM08 | Amaru GTC | HW Mods |
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K | 196/250 | JJM09 | Sweet Driver | Sweet Rides |
| L | 217/250 | JJM10 | Mad Manga | Hot Wheels Let's Race | |
| M | 229/250 | JJM11 | Ford Model A Custom '31 | Rod Squad | |
| N | 238/250 | JJM12 | Fast Fish | Team Wheels | |
| P | 244/250 | JJM13 | Nissan Skyline HT 2000GT-X | Screen Time | |
| Q | 247/250 | JJM14 | Gazella GT | Trophy Case |
2026 Super Treasure Hunts
Every Super Treasure Hunt has Spectraflame paint, which is a see-through colour over a shiny metal finish, and Real Riders, which are two-piece wheels with rubber tyres. Each Super is an upgraded version of a normal mainline car from the same case and shares its collector number.
| Our card | Case | Number | Toy number | Car | Series |
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A | 013/250 | JJM15 | Drift-Ender | Truckin' Along |
| B | 043/250 | JJM16 | Ford Mustang GTD | Factory Fresh | |
| C | 063/250 | JJM17 | Ferrari F40 Competizione | Ferrari | |
| D | 095/250 | JJM18 | '64 Impala | Layin' Low | |
| E | 116/250 | JJM19 | '87 Ford Sierra Cosworth | HW Euro | |
| F | 159/250 | JJM20 | Honda Civic Custom | Drag Racers | |
| G | 156/250 | JJM21 | Custom Otto | Mattel | |
| H | 160/250 | JJM22 | Lotus Sport Elise | Compact Kings | |
| J | 176/250 | JJM23 | Subaru Impreza | HW J-Imports | |
| K | 222/250 | JJM25 | '94 Toyota Supra | Tooned | |
| L | 225/250 | JJM26 | Nissan Maxima Drift Car | Wagons | |
| M | 208/250 | JJM24 | Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 | Then and Now | |
| N | 234/250 | JJM27 | '23 Ram 1500 | HW Dirt | |
| P | 245/250 | JJM28 | '70 Plymouth AAR Cuda | HW Torque | |
| Q | 249/250 | JJM29 | '67 Pontiac Firebird 400 | Cool Classics |
The normal versions share the number
Because a Super shares its number with a normal mainline car, the number alone will not tell you which one you have. Our mainline Porsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7 is a good example. It is 208/250 in the Then and Now series, the same number as the case M Super, but it has normal paint and plastic wheels.
To pick a Super, look for the Spectraflame finish, rubber tyres and a small "TH" logo on the car. There is also a small gold circle flame printed on the card behind the car, seen through the blister, the clear plastic bubble the car sits in. A regular Treasure Hunt has a silver one there instead. It is small and the car often covers it, so check the car first. Our Treasure Hunt vs Super Treasure Hunt guide shows each of these on our own cards.
Looking for other years
Our Treasure Hunt collection has cars from earlier years too, including 2025 Supers such as the McLaren Speedtail and the '20 Jeep Gladiator. We post Australia wide from Queensland.







