Hot Wheels RLC in India: Rare Collector Cars and What They Cost (2026)

The RLC Mercedes-AMG G 63 4x4 at Rs 10,298 is a perfect example of the RLC formula: a beloved real-world car, premium detailing, and a limited run. The G-Wagon is a grail shape, and the RLC treatment does it justice. A brilliant centrepiece.

The RLC Exclusive 1986 Porsche 959 at Rs 10,698 taps into serious car-enthusiast nostalgia. The 959 is a legend of 80s engineering, and an RLC casting of it is exactly the kind of thing collectors hunt for. A connoisseur pick.

The Hot Wheels Exotics Porsche 935 at Rs 14,055 sits in the premium Exotics line, all about race-car silhouettes and detailing. The 935's dramatic long-tail shape makes it one of the best-looking castings you can display.

For the JDM and widebody crowd, the Collectors Elite 64 LBWK Lamborghini at Rs 7,398 channels Liberty Walk's aggressive bodykit style. It is one of the coolest, most modern-looking pieces here and a favourite among younger collectors.

The RLC Magnus Walker Urban Outlaw at Rs 12,770 celebrates the famous Porsche collector and his outlaw 911s. A casting with a real story behind it, which is exactly what pushes an RLC piece from toy to collectible.

New to this? You do not need to spend big to start. The Hot Wheels Lamborghini Urus Factory Fresh at Rs 1,099 is a brilliant, affordable entry into premium collecting.

And at the very top: the Hot Wheels 80th Anniversary 16-car Rally Case Set at Rs 84,098 is the grail-tier flex for the serious collector, a complete curated set. It is the trophy piece of any collection.

Whatever you chase, condition and authenticity are everything in collecting, so buy from a source you can trust. See more collectibles in our Kodak Charmera guide and the buying guides section.