Hot Wheels VINTAGE CLUB NATIONAL ICONS // Silver Series 2026 K case presented by Jcar Diecast - Video

Nationals Icons returns to the HW Vintage Assortment. This series features five iconic vehicles from five iconic automobile manufacturers from five iconic countries. The card art features the country to which each vehicle's manufacturer is from.

1/5 - Lamborghini Countach LP 5000 QV (Italy) Something about a Lamborghini Countach in white just seems so right. Maybe because the original Hot Wheels Lamborghini Countach came in white and was essentially released for three years (1988-1990) in that color. It was the car in my brother's childhood collection that remained on a pedestal because it was too wide for track and didn't meet the sandbox. I digress... This is only the 5th release (4th color) of the Lamborghini Countach LP 5000 QV which first appeared in premium in 2022. This release also signifies the first time this casting has been released in a line outside of Hot Wheels Premium, and with that, the metal body & metal base follow. I think this one will be the star of the case -- a unicorn of sorts.

2/5 - Aston Martin 1963 DB5 (United Kingdom) The DB5 looks great in this blue. Call it cyan, call it turquoise, call it something else.... it looks amazing. I'm actually surprised we haven't seen a Hot Wheels Aston Martin 1963 DB5 in this color before. I know there are a few 1:1s out there in this color so it's very welcome to see after having countless releases in silver, gray, and dark green.

3/5 - '69 COPO Corvette (United States) There are so many American cars, it's hard to choose one, but you can't go wrong with a Corvette representing the USA. The card art doesn't seem to depict any one city, whereas with the Aston Martin you know it's front of Big Ben in London.

4/5 - '73 Honda Civic Custom (Japan) There is a nice collection of the '73 Honda Civic Custom building from Hot Wheels basics to premium, to everywhere in-between. Most of the releases of this stout racer have had some sort of racing-inspired deco, so it's nice to see it in something more subtle. The card art features Tokyo (I assume), with may easter eggs in the billboards. I can spot the Feline Lucky, Kei Swap, and Duck 'n Roll. What else do you see?

5/5 - Mercedes-Benz 300 SL (Germany) While the white unicorn in this case might by the Countach, don't sleep on this mint green Mercedes-Benz 300 SL. It also has a metal base and comes in this darling, era-appropriate color. The 300 SL collection from Hot Wheels is shaping up quite nicely. Whether you choose to only collect this casting that had been use in Basics, Silver Series, and Premium -- or choose to include the ultra-premium and Elite 64 versions with gull-wing door -- there is no shortage of releases for the to track down and admire.

To order your own case from Jcar Diecast, go to: https://www.jcardiecast.com/products/hot-wheels-2026-vintage-racing-club-national-icons-factory-sealed-case-k-10-cars

To see the full Case Report on OrangeTrackDiecast.com, go to: https://orangetrackdiecast.com/2026/09/22/hot-wheels-2026-silver-series-vintage-racing-club-national-icons-k-case-report/

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