Changes: Volvo 850 Estate

Revision as of 14:05, 15 May 2020

Description

The Volvo 850 Estate is a casting by Hot Wheels designed by Ryu Asada that debuted for 2020 HW Race Day series.

The Hot Wheels 850 Estate is loosely based on the race winning Estate that was entered into the 1994 British Touring Car Championship Car (BTCC). It only ran for 1 year due to regulation changes which caused Volvo to switch the vehicle to the saloon version in 1995.

Versions

The Volvo 850 Estate has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions:

Col #	Year	Series	Color	Tampo	Base Color / Type	Window Color	Interior Color	Wheel Type	Toy #	Country #	Notes / Variations	Photo
057/250	2020	HW Race Day 2/10	White	Light Blue & Dark Blue patterns on sides & roof, 'Volvo' & '14' on sides, '850' & '14' on hood	White / Plastic	Clear	Blue	Grey 10SP	GHB52	Malaysia	New Model Base code(s): M36, M37, M39
057/250	2020	HW Race Day 2/10	Dark Blue	Silver & Red patterns on sides & roof, 'Volvo' & '14' on sides, '850' & '14' on hood	Black / Plastic	Clear	Grey	10SP	GHD96	Malaysia	New Model Base code(s): N02

2020 card

From the back of the 2020 card:

Born: 1993, Torslanda, Sweden
Designer: Volvo Cars
This award-winning five door 850 came with a 5-cylinder in-line engine, all-wheel-drive, and was an immediate sensation.

Gallery

External Links

HW Race Day (2020 New Model): VOLVO 850 ESTATE

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 ==Description==
-The '''Volvo 850 Estate''' is loosely based on the race winning British Touring Car Championship Car (BTCC).
+The '''Volvo 850 Estate''' is a casting by Hot Wheels designed by [[Ryu Asada]] that debuted for 2020 [[HW Race Day Mini Collection (2020)|HW Race Day]] series.
+The Hot Wheels 850 Estate is loosely based on the race winning Estate that was entered into the 1994 British Touring Car Championship Car (BTCC). It only ran for 1 year due to regulation changes which caused Volvo to switch the vehicle to the saloon version in 1995.
 ==Versions==