Hot Wheels Fast & Furious Guide: Screen Cars in 1:64
Hot Wheels Fast & Furious is the premium series powered by pure nostalgia: Dom’s Charger, Brian’s Supra and two decades of screen cars in metal/metal detail. In South Africa, these sell out first, every time.
What Is the Fast & Furious Series?
Fast & Furious is a premium series (with mainline appearances too) recreating the franchise’s hero cars: the ’70 Dodge Charger, Toyota Supra Mk4, Nissan GT-Rs, RX-7s and the rotating cast of movie metal. Premium waves add full tampo detail and Real Riders; mainline singles bring the cars to peg price.
Quick answer: Hot Wheels Fast & Furious Guide: Screen Cars in 1:64 – what it is, what to check before buying, typical SA prices in Rand and where to find one locally. Full details below.
The Cars Everyone Wants
The Charger and Supra lead — they overlap beautifully with our Chevrolet, Toyota and Nissan guides’ territory — and JDM movie cars outpace the muscle locally. Related reading: the ’70 Dodge Charger Gulf and the Mazda RX-7 spotlight.
Fast & Furious Prices in South Africa
Premium packs retailed around R150–R250 per car; retired sets trade at R200–R600+ per car, with the Charger and Supra at the top. Screen-car demand doesn’t fade — context in Every Series Explained and the pillar guide, stock in the diecast aisle.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Hot Wheels Fast and Furious?
Fast & Furious is a Hot Wheels series recreating the movie franchise’s hero cars — Dom’s Dodge Charger, Brian’s Supra, GT-Rs and RX-7s — in both mainline and premium editions with screen-accurate liveries.
Are Fast and Furious Hot Wheels valuable?
Among themed series, yes. Retired premium sets trade at R200–R600+ per car in South Africa, with the Charger, Supra and GT-R castings leading. Movie nostalgia keeps demand permanently high.
Which Fast and Furious car is most collectable?
The ’70 Dodge Charger (Dom’s car) and the orange Toyota Supra Mk4 (Brian’s car) are the franchise icons and the strongest performers on the used market.
Where can I buy Fast and Furious Hot Wheels in South Africa?
New waves hit toy retailers briefly and sell out fast; older releases are second-hand only, through collector shops like Unnew and SA collector groups.
Last reviewed: 2 October 2026 by the Unnew team. Checked against official sources – Hot Wheels, Matchbox and hobbyDB – plus the South African collector community.