Hot Wheels Datsun 240Z K7595 Guide

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Short answer: the blue Hot Wheels Datsun 240Z is the 2007 Hot Wheels Racing release, toy number K7595 and series position 4/4. It is a 1:64 model of Nissan’s S30-generation Z, not a new 2026 casting.

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Which Hot Wheels Datsun 240Z is this?

The identifying code is K7595. Catalogued references place it in the 2007 Hot Wheels Racing mini-series as number 4 of 4, with the full assortment number 80/180. The release is listed as dark blue/metalflake dark blue, with a Malaysia country-of-manufacture entry and Y5 wheels. That makes the code more useful than the colour alone when comparing loose cars or listing photos.

What is the real car behind the miniature?

The model represents the Datsun 240Z, the export name for the S30-family Nissan Z. Nissan’s heritage material records the 240Z as a 2,393cc straight-six sports car and documents the type’s 1971 East African Safari Rally victory. Nissan’s broader heritage history also explains that the 240Z joined the Japanese Fairlady Z line in 1971 after the original 1969 S30 launch.

How to separate it from similar 240Z releases

2006 First Editions: the earlier J3277 casting has white, yellow and grey variations.
2007 Racing release: K7595 is the blue Hot Wheels Racing version discussed here.
Later variants: catalogues list further blue, red, RLC and other releases, so “blue Datsun 240Z” is not a sufficient identification on its own.

Is it worth adding to a UAE collection?

It is a useful choice for collectors who want a compact S30-era Nissan with a traceable release code and a documented racing-family connection. Check the base and card details before assuming a loose blue 240Z is K7595. Retros’ current mini-car selection can be checked through the Mini Cars collection; this article does not claim a permanent stock position or a direct product URL.