Ultimate Challenge Nissan Skyline GT-R (R33)

The winner of Hot Wheels: Ultimate Challenge Season 1 is this massively modified Nissan Skyline. The Inspirationator 5000 dealt this car to champion customizer Arushi Garg, and with the help of her “Car Pool” team of automotive magicians, she boldly turned this iconic Japanese tuner into a prize-worthy design. It’s a sky-high dune racer emblazoned with words of affirmation encouraging people to be kind, courageous, and unstoppable.

• Hot Wheels®: Ultimate Challenge Nissan Skyline GT-R (R33) “Safari”
• Features: Molded 5th wheel on back
• Body Color: Candy red
• Graphics: “Unlock Your Courage” on hood, “Unstoppable” on spoiler, #1 on front and sides, flames on sides, authentic manufacturer logos
• Body Type: ZAMAC
• Wheels: Real Riders fifteen52 Turbomac wheels with black solid foil hubs
• Window Color: Medium smoke-tinted
• Interior Color: Black
• Scale 1:64

Packaged on an illustrated blister card, packed in a Kar Keepers clamshell case.

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Product Description

Add JDM power to your collection with the RLC Exclusive Ultimate Challenge Nissan Skyline GT-R (R33), available at Bonzo Bears. This premium Hot Wheels Red Line Club release celebrates the legendary R33 with stunning Spectraflame paint, Real Riders wheels, and precision detailing worthy of the iconic Skyline badge. A limited-run collectible built for serious JDM and RLC enthusiasts, this R33 is an absolute must-have centerpiece.

Key Features

• Brand: Hot Wheels – Red Line Club (RLC) Exclusive

• Model: Nissan Skyline GT-R (R33) – Ultimate Challenge Edition

• Scale: 1:64 premium diecast

• Finish: Spectraflame paint with authentic Skyline details

• Wheels: Real Riders rubber tires with premium rims

• Material: Zamac Full metal body & chassis with detailed interior

• Packaging: RLC collector packaging with protective case

• Highlights: RLC exclusive, limited production, highly collectible JDM release

• Perfect For: Skyline GT-R fans, RLC members, JDM collectors, and Hot Wheels enthusiasts