Fast & Furious (Walmart)

If you’re missing a specific casting like the Nissan Silvia S15 or Silvia S13 for a display, buying individually makes sense; but for anniversary-year releases like the Silver Anniversary complete set, picking up the factory-sealed boxed set tends to hold its value better long-term than assembling loose singles later.

The Silver Anniversary complete set of 5 (HNR88-956Q) is the flagship release marking 25 years since the franchise began, making it a natural centerpiece for any collection that’s been built up wave by wave since the 2019 debut series. As a milestone anniversary release, it’s the kind of set collectors tend to keep factory-sealed rather than open.

The Nissan Silvia is one of the defining cars of the Tokyo Drift film, which introduced global audiences to Japan’s drift culture, so the 2026 tribute wave leans into that legacy with both the S15 generation (#2, JKX06) and the S13 generation in yellow (#5, JKX09). Pairing two different Silvia generations in the same tribute wave gives collectors a compact look at how the platform evolved across the film’s drift scenes.

2026 marks the 25th anniversary of the Fast & Furious franchise, and the Walmart-exclusive Silver Series line honors it with a “Tokyo Drift” tribute wave plus a milestone Silver Anniversary complete set (HNR88-956Q). Individual entries include the Nissan Silvia S15 (#2, JKX06) and the Nissan Silvia S13 in yellow (#5, JKX09).

The Walmart-exclusive Fast & Furious line itself only launched in 2019, but 2026’s Silver Anniversary sets celebrate the film franchise’s 25-year history dating back to the original movie, not the diecast line’s own age. Collectors who’ve followed the Walmart series from its 2019 debut wave through the anniversary year now have a seven-year run of exclusive releases to display together.

“Racing Course” is a five-car wave anchored by JDM heroes and a modern hypercar flagship: the Honda Civic EG (1 of 5, JBY39), 1996 Acura Integra GSR (2 of 5, JBY40), custom Datsun 240Z (3 of 5, JBY41), and Bugatti Veyron in white (5 of 5, JBY43). You can also grab the complete boxed set (HNR88-956K) to skip the hunt for individual numbers.

Yes, “HW Decades of Fast” continued into 2025 with the 1970 Chevy Nova SS in grey (2 of 5, HRW42), keeping the wave’s theme of representing one era of the franchise’s car culture per casting. It sits alongside the 2024 Volkswagen Jetta MK3 as part of the same ongoing tribute concept across model years.

“Graphic Remix” takes castings collectors already know from the franchise and reissues them with new tampo artwork and liveries rather than repeating the original film-accurate paint schemes. The Graphic Remix complete set of 5 (HNR88-956L) gives collectors a fresh visual take on familiar bodies without needing an entirely new casting tool.

2025 was the most prolific year yet for the Walmart-exclusive line, spanning a “Villains” wave, a “Racing Course” wave, a continuation of “HW Decades of Fast,” and a “Graphic Remix” wave. Our inventory covers all four, including the 1973 Chevy Camaro Villains edition, the Racing Course complete set, and the Graphic Remix complete set.

The 2025 “Villains” wave shifts focus away from the crew’s own cars to the vehicles driven by the franchise’s antagonists, pairing the 1973 Chevy Camaro in green (4 of 5, JBY37) with the 1966 Ford 427 Fairlane in red (3 of 5, JBY36). It’s a nice change of pace for collectors who already have the heroes’ cars covered and want the antagonist side of the garage too.

The 1966 Chevy Impala in purple (Racing Series #3, HRW53) is a lowrider-style build that leans into the franchise’s West Coast car culture influences rather than the straight-line drag builds more common elsewhere in the line. Its deep purple paint and Racing Series branding make it a standout for collectors who focus on the classic American side of the franchise’s garage.

Yes — the 2024 Fast & Furious 10-pack (HVX27) bundles ten franchise-themed castings at a lower per-car cost than buying individually carded releases, making it one of the most efficient ways to build out a display shelf quickly. It’s a popular starting point for newer collectors before they move on to chasing individually carded pieces like the Silver Series or HW Decades of Fast waves.

“HW Decades of Fast” was built around honoring one vehicle from each era of the franchise’s 20-plus year run, and the Volkswagen Jetta MK3 in white (2 of 5) represents the early-2000s import-tuner scene the original film was built around. The complete 5-car set walks through several eras of the franchise’s car culture in one boxed collection.

2024 was a busy year for the Walmart-exclusive line, splitting into a Silver Series “Dominic Toretto” tribute wave, an “HW Decades of Fast” retro-styled wave, a standalone Racing Series entry, and a value-priced 10-pack. Between them our stock covers the 1995 Mazda RX-7, the 1950 Chevy Fleetline, the Volkswagen Jetta MK3, and the 1966 Chevy Impala.

The 2024 Silver Series paid tribute to Dom Toretto’s personal fleet across the franchise, pairing the 1995 Mazda RX-7 in red (4 of 5, HRW46) with the 1950 Chevy Fleetline in gray (4 of 5, HRW49). Collectors chasing the whole tribute wave can also pick up the complete boxed set (HNR88-956F) in one package.

Each 2023 Walmart-exclusive card prints an “X of 10” designation, so the Challenger reads “2 of 10,” the Silvia S15 reads “3 of 10,” the Supra reads “5 of 10,” and the Charger Hellcat closes out the set at “10 of 10.” Tracking those numbers against the HNR/HNT casting codes is the easiest way to know how close you are to a complete Series 1 run.

2023’s “Series 1” was a 10-car Walmart-exclusive run spotlighting the franchise’s most recognizable tuners and muscle cars. Our stock includes the Toyota Supra in black (5 of 10, HNR95), the 2020 Dodge Charger Hellcat (10 of 10, HNT00), the 2020 Dodge HEMI Challenger in orange (2 of 10, HNR92), and the Nissan Silvia S15 in blue/red (3 of 10, HNR93).

The Toyota Supra (5 of 10, HNR95) is arguably the single most iconic vehicle in the entire franchise, forever tied to Brian O’Conner and the film that launched the series. Cast here in black rather than the movie’s signature orange, this version gives collectors a stealthier alternative take on the model that started it all.

The 2020 Dodge Charger Hellcat (10 of 10, HNT00) is a four-door sedan built for straight-line brutality, while the 2020 Dodge HEMI Challenger (2 of 10, HNR92) is the two-door muscle coupe version cast in a bold orange finish. Both represent Dom Toretto’s signature HEMI-powered muscle cars, just in different body styles from Dodge’s modern lineup.

The Nissan Silvia S15 (3 of 10, HNR93) is a drift-culture icon that never officially sold in the US market, making it a favorite among JDM purists. Its two-tone blue and red livery on this casting nods to the underground drift and street-racing aesthetic that runs through the franchise’s Tokyo-set entries.

The 2020 Walmart-exclusive Fast & Furious series shifted focus to the franchise’s exotic supercar garage, pairing a 2015 Mercedes-AMG GT (GJV57) and McLaren 720S (GJV59) with a Lamborghini Gallardo LP 560-4 (GJV60) and a throwback 1969 Ford Torino Talladega (GJV61). We also carry the complete boxed set of 5 for collectors who want the full run in one package.

The 2015 Mercedes-AMG GT (GJV57) represents the franchise’s later pivot toward European exotics as the crew’s world expanded beyond street racing into globe-trotting heist territory. Its long hood and wide rear haunches translate well to diecast scale, and this casting is one of the more detailed European sports cars in the entire Walmart-exclusive run.

The McLaren 720S (GJV59) is a modern, razor-edged supercar with dihedral doors and a low, cab-forward silhouette, while the Lamborghini Gallardo LP 560-4 (GJV60) is an older, wedge-shaped design that first hit the franchise’s world years earlier. Displaying them side by side highlights how the movie garage evolved from early-2000s exotics to cutting-edge hypercars over the course of the series.

The 1969 Ford Torino Talladega (5 of 5, GJV61) is a NASCAR homologation special built for high-speed superspeedway racing, and its long, sloped nose was designed purely for aerodynamics. Slotting a vintage American muscle car into a set otherwise dominated by modern European exotics reflects the franchise’s roots in classic muscle before it expanded into globe-trotting supercar heists.

Both approaches have appeal: buying the complete boxed set of 5 guarantees matching card condition and packaging across the whole run, while sourcing individual cars like the Mercedes-AMG GT or McLaren 720S lets you prioritize your favorite castings first. Collectors chasing long-term value tend to prefer the factory-sealed complete set since it’s harder to reassemble later.

Yes — as the very first Walmart-exclusive wave, the 2019 six-car series had a shorter print run than the retail-wide pushes that followed in 2020 and beyond, so pieces like the Monte Carlo and Lancer Evolution show up less often in unopened condition today. Collectors chasing the full six-car set generally consider it the toughest year in the Walmart F&F line to complete.

Every 2019 Walmart-exclusive card is printed with an “X of 6” designation alongside its casting code, so the Monte Carlo reads “4 of 6” (FYY53) and the Lancer Evolution reads “3 of 6” (FYY56). Checking that number against the FYY casting code on the blister card is the quickest way to confirm you’re looking at an original 2019 release rather than a later reissue.

The Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution (3 of 6, FYY56) represents the AWD rally-bred tuner side of the franchise, the kind of Japanese import that defined the series’ early street-racing scenes. Cast in a bright green livery with a subtle rear wing, it’s one of the most recognizable JDM entries in the whole Walmart-exclusive run and a favorite among collectors who focus on the tuner side of the franchise.

The widebody 1970 Monte Carlo has been a franchise mainstay since the original garage builds, and the 1970 Monte Carlo casting (4 of 6, FYY53) captures that low-slung muscle-car stance in a deep brown finish with the flared fenders and raised hood scoop fans recognize from the movies. It’s one of the few full-size American muscle entries in the early Walmart run, which was otherwise heavy on tuners.

2019 marked the debut of Hot Wheels’ Walmart-exclusive Fast & Furious line, a six-car lineup pulled straight from the film franchise’s garage. Our inventory includes two survivors from that original run: the 1970 Monte Carlo in brown (4 of 6, FYY53) and the Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution in green (3 of 6, FYY56), both still on their short-card Walmart packaging.