By HWJamey in Treasure Hunt — Oct 15, 2024

'87 Audi quattro - Hot Wheels 2025 Super T-Hunt - US, Int. & Short Card

The '87 Audi quattro 2025 Super Treasure Hunt packaged on its U.S., international, and short cards.

The car is Spectraflame green and decorated with Audi and Hot Wheels logos.

It can be found in mix "A" of 2025 Hot Wheels mainline cases. Learn more at HWtreasure.com.

Hot Wheels mainlines, which include Treasure Hunts and Super Treasure Hunts, are available on three types of blister cards. Each style of blister card ships in a different assortment/case.

Assortments

L2593 - U.S. Blister Card
C4982 - International Blister Card
5785 - Short Blister Card

How to identify Hot Wheels cases

U.S. Card

The Audi quattro, introduced in 1980, revolutionized the automotive world with its innovative all-wheel drive system.

The origins of Audi's quattro technology can be traced to winter testing in Sweden during 1976-77, where a Volkswagen Iltis military vehicle with all-wheel drive outperformed more powerful front-wheel drive Audi prototypes in snow.

International Card

This led to the development of quattro technology, made possible by a hollow secondary shaft in the transmission that efficiently distributed power to both the front and rear axles.

The hollow shaft design allowed for a lightweight, compact, and efficient AWD system, eliminating the need for heavy transfer cases and making the technology suitable for sporty, mass-production vehicles.

Short Card

The quattro concept debuted in the 1980 Audi quattro at the Geneva Motor Show, featuring 200 horsepower, and was produced until 1991.

The Audi quattro was the first rally car to capitalize on newly modified rules that allowed four-wheel drive in competition racing, dominating the World Rally Championship for several years.

Loose

To honor the success of the original model, all subsequent Audi production vehicles equipped with this four-wheel-drive system bear the trademark "quattro," featuring a distinctive lowercase "q."