Hot wheels Silver series 2025 BMW Series- 5 of 5 – 2001 BMW M5 Titanium silver JBY58

The Hot Wheels Silver Series 2025 BMW M5 is car #5 of 5 in Walmart’s 2025 BMW Series, a 1:64 scale die-cast metal and plastic model of the E39-generation 2001 BMW M5 sedan in titanium silver, toy code JBY58. The E39 M5 is remembered as one of the great V8 super-sedans, and the 2025 BMW Series puts it alongside the BMW M1, M2, M3 and M4 to mark 50 years of BMW M on Hot Wheels Silver Series cards.

The Hot Wheels Silver Series 2025 BMW M5 is a strong pickup for BMW collectors because sedans like the E39 M5 get far fewer Hot Wheels releases than sports cars, and this one was a Walmart exclusive that has largely sold through in stores. It also completes the 50th anniversary BMW M lineup; the complete 2025 BMW Series set of 5 is available at JTC Collectibles.

Yes. The Hot Wheels Silver Series 2025 BMW M5 sold by JTC Collectibles is new and unopened, still sealed in its original Hot Wheels blister pack. Each card ships in mint condition, meaning no cracked blister, creases or bent corners, so it is ready for a carded display or a protector case. JTC Collectibles can send additional photos of the actual card on request through live chat.

Yes. JTC Collectibles ships the Hot Wheels Silver Series 2025 BMW M5 in a box, bubble wrapped and still sealed, so the card and blister arrive protected. Tracking is available at jordanstreasurechest.com/trackfree; if your order looks stuck in transit or still pending, reach out to JTC Collectibles by email or chat.

Orders for the Hot Wheels Silver Series 2025 BMW M5 usually ship from Plano, Texas–based JTC Collectibles within 24–48 hours, not counting holidays. Domestic orders to US addresses, P.O. Boxes and APO addresses typically arrive within a week of purchase. International orders generally take 10–20 days depending on the courier, and JTC Collectibles recommends Passport or ePost Global.

JTC Collectibles’ 2026 holiday order deadlines for the Hot Wheels Silver Series 2025 BMW M5 are November 20 for the EU, Australia and New Zealand, December 7 for Canada, and December 15 for domestic orders going to a valid United States address. Ordering by your region’s date gives the package time to arrive before Christmas, even with peak carrier volume.