📝 Product Description
2026 Hot Wheels Fiat Beast of Turin Red 131/250 Drop Tops 5/5 JJH48 New
Experience one of the wildest machines in automotive history with the 2026 Hot Wheels Fiat Beast of Turin, #5 of 5 from the HW Drop Tops series and #131 of 250 in the 2026 Hot Wheels mainline.
Finished in classic Rosso Corsa Red, this incredible new-for-2026 Hot Wheels casting recreates the legendary Fiat S76 Record car, famously nicknamed “The Beast of Turin.”
The model features vintage-inspired white #76 racing graphics, Hot Wheels logos, black hood straps, realistic exhaust-stain detailing and a dramatic exposed engine and exhaust design. Chrome-gold interior detailing adds even more character to this unique early racing machine.
The real Fiat S76 was built in 1910 as an extraordinary land-speed-record car and was powered by a massive 28-liter-class four-cylinder engine. Its enormous proportions, exposed mechanical components and thundering performance helped earn it the unforgettable “Beast of Turin” nickname.
As the debut year of this Hot Wheels casting, JJH48 is an excellent addition for collectors of historic race cars, Fiat automobiles, land-speed-record vehicles and first-edition Hot Wheels castings.
Condition: Brand new and unopened in original packaging. Please review photos carefully for exact card, blister, vehicle and overall condition.
 
🏁 Collector's Notes
The Fiat Beast of Turin is a brand-new Hot Wheels casting for 2026, making this Rosso Corsa JJH48 the first-year mainline release of this unusual historic racing machine.
The casting represents the legendary Fiat S76 Record, better known as “The Beast of Turin,” an early land-speed-record automobile originally constructed by Fiat in 1910.
For its Hot Wheels debut, Mattel placed the Beast of Turin as #131/250 and #5/5 in the 2026 Drop Tops series. The Rosso Corsa version features white #76 graphics, Hot Wheels logos, black hood straps, simulated exhaust staining and distinctive exposed mechanical detailing.
An additional ZAMAC version, JJM66, was also produced as a Walmart exclusive for 2026. This gives collectors two first-year variations to pursue—the standard Rosso Corsa JJH48 and the Walmart-exclusive ZAMAC.
What makes this casting particularly appealing is that Hot Wheels chose an extremely unusual piece of automotive history rather than another modern supercar. Its massive engine, early-1900s racing design and distinctive exposed exhaust system make it instantly recognizable in a Hot Wheels collection.
For collectors who focus on first-year castings, historic automobiles or unusual licensed Hot Wheels, the 2026 Beast of Turin is a release worth adding to the collection.
 
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