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The 2026 Super Treasure Hunts

The scarce tier: one Super Treasure Hunt per case slot, A to Q, each on Spectraflame paint and Real Riders. Fifteen cars in all, with the finish, series and part number for each so you know exactly what you're chasing.

Hot Wheels gold circle-flame Treasure Hunt emblem with the Hot Wheels logo
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A red Hot Wheels 'Sumthin' Funny?' Mustang Funny Car Super Treasure Hunt with Spectraflame paint

Super Treasure Hunts are the premium tier of the hunt: the same circle-flame logo plus a "TH" graphic on the car, upgraded with deep, glowing Spectraflame paint and rubber Real Riders, and made in far smaller numbers. On the blister card, behind the vehicle, look for a gold circle-flame emblem (the Regulars use silver). Like the Regulars, the 2026 run fills fifteen case slots, lettered A through Q, skipping I and O so they aren't mistaken for 1 and 0.

Here is the full 2026 Super lineup as tracked so far. If you're not sure what separates a Super from a Regular on the peg, read Treasure Hunts, Explained first, then use this as your checklist. For the base tier, see the 2026 Regular Treasure Hunts.

Tap any car name to open its card photo.

2026 Super Treasure Hunt case tracker · A–Q
CaseSuper Treasure HuntFinishSeriesMainlinePart
ADrift-EnderSpectraflame RedTruckin' Along 1/513/250JJM15
BFord Mustang GTDSpectraflame BlueFactory Fresh 3/543/250JJM16
CFerrari F40 CompetizioneSpectraflame GrayFerrari 3/563/250JJM17
D'64 ImpalaSpectraflame TealLayin' Low 4/595/250JJM18
E'87 Ford Sierra CosworthSpectraflame PinkHW Euro 5/10119/250JJM19
FHonda Civic CustomSpectraflame TealHW Drag Racers 8/10159/250JJM20
GCustom OttoSpectraflame BlueMattel 5/5156/250JJM21
HLotus Sport EliseSpectraflame OrangeCompact Kings 7/10160/250JJM23
JSubaru ImprezaSpectraflame BlueHW J-Imports 7/10176/250JJM22
K'94 Toyota SupraSpectraflame BlackTooned 5/5222/250JJM25
LNissan Maxima Drift CarSpectraflame BlackWagons 10/10225/250JJM26
MPorsche 911 Carrera RS 2.7Spectraflame BrownThen and Now 9/10208/250JJM24
N'23 Ram 1500Spectraflame PurpleHW Dirt 9/10234/250JJM27
P'70 Plymouth AAR CudaSpectraflame GoldHW Torque 9/10245/250JJM28
Q'67 Pontiac Firebird 400Spectraflame BlueCool Classics—JJM29

Fifteen cars, fifteen slots. One Super Treasure Hunt sits in each case position, part numbers JJM15–JJM29. The Mainline column is each car's number in the 250-car 2026 mainline set. Note the slots aren't in strict part-number order: Lotus (H) is JJM23 while Subaru (J) is JJM22, and K is JJM25 while M is JJM24. The '67 Firebird 400 (Q) is confirmed but its mainline number wasn't listed yet. Retail timing varies by region.

How to spot a Super on the peg

Two upgrades give a Super away through the card, no opening required: Spectraflame paint, a deep translucent metallic that shifts and glows in the light, and Real Riders, the rubber tires on detailed rims. Both, plus the small circle-flame logo, mean you're holding a Super rather than a Regular. Supers are made in far smaller numbers, which is why they carry the biggest premiums.

Checklist tip: tilt the card under light. If the paint glows from within and the tires are rubber, it's a Super. Tick off the letters as you find them, one per slot, until all fifteen finishes are matched.

Fifteen slots, fifteen Spectraflame hunts. Good luck out there.

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