Hirohata Merc - Hot Wheels 2025 Super T-Hunt - US, Int. & Short Card
The Hirohata Merc 2025 Super Treasure Hunt packaged on its U.S., international, and short cards.
The Spectraflame purple car is decorated with white, flames, white accents, and Lake Disc Real Rider wheels.
It can be found in mix "B" 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 Hot Wheels casting is based on the Hirohata Merc. It is a 1950s lead sled, a heavily modified car that has the roof chopped, the body lowered, lights recessed, emblems removed, and other customizations.
It was built in 1953 for "Bob" (Robert Masato) Hirohata by George and Sam Barris, along with Frank Sonzogni.
International Card
George Barris is the legendary customizer whose creations include the Batmobile from the 1966 Batman TV series, the Munster Koach and DRAG-U-LA from The Munsters, the truck from Beverly Hillbillies, and KITT from Nightrider.
The Hirohata Merc began as a 1951 Club Coupe with many customizations taken from other vehicles.
Short Card
It has grille teeth from a 1952 Chevrolet, side trim from a 1952 Buick, hubcaps from a Cadillac, taillights from a 1952 Lincoln Capri, and more.
The original Mercury flathead engine was swapped for a Cadillac engine, earning the car the nickname "Mercillac."
Loose
Originally built for around $3,500 (about $41,000 in 2024 dollars), the iconic Hirohata Merc sold at auction in 2022 for an incredible $1.95 million.
Regular Mainline
