Hot wheels 2026 Mystery Models series 1 #3 Nissan Fairlady Z black

The Ford Shelby GT350R is car #3 of 10 in Hot Wheels Mystery Models 2026 Series 1, finished in gray with toy number JKC24. The real Shelby GT350R is the track-focused version of the Shelby GT350 Mustang, known for its flat-plane-crank V8. It is the American car among the three licensed cars leading 2026 Series 1, alongside the Bugatti Chiron and Nissan Fairlady Z.

Two cars in Hot Wheels Mystery Models 2026 Series 2 have clear bodies: the clear red Lindster Prototype (#8, toy number JKC39) and the clear blue Mach It Go (#9, toy number JKC40). Mach It Go also appeared in clear black in 2025 Series 3, so collectors who follow translucent Hot Wheels Mystery Models releases can pair the two versions.

The Porsche 911 GT2 is car #3 of 10 in Hot Wheels Mystery Models 2026 Series 2, finished in ivory with toy number JKC34. The 911 GT2 is Porsche’s turbocharged, rear-wheel-drive top-performance 911. Hot Wheels Mystery Models fans may recognize the GT2 from the metallic dark red Porsche 993 GT2 that led 2022 Series 1.

The ’90 Acura NSX in Hot Wheels Mystery Models 2026 Series 2 is black and is car #1 of 10, making it the series chase. Earlier Hot Wheels Mystery Models NSX releases were gray (#3 of 12 in 2019 Series 2) and white (#2 of 12 in 2020 Series 1), so the black 2026 Series 2 version is the only one of the three to lead its series.

Hot Wheels Mystery Models 2026 Series 2 contains 10 cars: ’90 Acura NSX, Corvette Stingray, Porsche 911 GT2, F1 Racer, Speed Trap, Mod Rod, Exotique, Lindster Prototype, Mach It Go and Glory Chaser. It is the second Hot Wheels Mystery Models wave of 2026, with toy numbers JKC32 to JKC41.

JTC Collectibles (Jordan’s Treasure Chest) sells three cars from Hot Wheels Mystery Models 2026 Series 1: the ’16 Bugatti Chiron chase in an unopened pack, the Nissan Fairlady Z and the black Bone Shaker. Because 2026 Series 1 is a current-year release, some cars may still turn up at retail, but the #1 Bugatti Chiron is the hardest to find on store pegs.

Two cars in Hot Wheels Mystery Models 2026 Series 1 have a matte “moody” blue finish: Muscle and Blown (#8, toy number JKC29) and Max Steel (#9, toy number JKC30). The same matte moody blue appears on Mod Rod in 2026 Series 2, so collectors building a matching color display often gather all three 2026 Hot Wheels Mystery Models moody blue cars.

JTC Collectibles (Jordan’s Treasure Chest) sells the ’90 Acura NSX chase and the ivory Porsche 911 GT2 from Hot Wheels Mystery Models 2026 Series 2. As a current-year release, 2026 Series 2 may still appear in some retail stores, but the #1 Acura NSX chase is typically the hardest car in the set to find on the pegs.

Hot Wheels Mystery Models 2026 Series 1 contains 10 cars: ’16 Bugatti Chiron, Nissan Fairlady Z, Ford Shelby GT350R, Bone Shaker, Maximum Leeway, HW-4-TRAC, Cyber Speeder, Muscle and Blown, Max Steel and Rollin’ Solo. It was the first Hot Wheels Mystery Models wave of 2026, with toy numbers JKC22 to JKC31.

In Hot Wheels Mystery Models 2026 Series 1, the first three cars, the ’16 Bugatti Chiron, the Nissan Fairlady Z and the Ford Shelby GT350R, are the cars unique to the series. Starting in 2026, cars #4 through #10 in Hot Wheels Mystery Models are mostly re-releases of earlier mainline cars, which makes the #1 through #3 licensed cars the main collector targets.

2026 is still early in its release cycle, with only Series 1 documented so far across the Bugatti Chiron, Bone Shaker, and Nissan Fairlady Z. As additional 2026 series releases become available, this category will be updated, so collectors tracking this year should check back as new mystery series numbers are confirmed.

The Nissan Fairlady Z is the Japanese-market name for the Z-car lineage that became the 240Z, 260Z, and 280Z in export markets, and it remains a foundational JDM nameplate for collectors. The 2026 black Fairlady Z continues Hot Wheels’ pattern of using Japanese market naming on JDM-focused castings, which appeals to collectors who prefer the original regional branding over the more commonly known export names.

The black colorway makes 2026 the third documented Bone Shaker release in the Mystery Models line, joining the black/green version from 2023 and the beige version from 2025. The 2026 black Bone Shaker gives collectors who track casting color variants across years another entry to add, and its consistent reappearance suggests Hot Wheels treats Bone Shaker as a recurring staple within this mystery series.

The Bugatti Chiron represents the modern hypercar segment at its most extreme, succeeding the Veyron with even higher top-speed claims and a quad-turbo W16 engine. The 2016 Chiron in black carries chase status in this 2026 series, and being factory sealed means collectors who pull it get both a rare hypercar casting and untouched packaging in the same find.

2026 is the newest Mystery Models year in the catalog, with three Series 1 releases so far. The lineup includes the chase 2016 Bugatti Chiron in black, the black Bone Shaker, and the black Nissan Fairlady Z.