Hot Wheels Nissan Patrol Custom Colour Guide

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The two white Hot Wheels Nissan Patrol Customs both carry 20/250 and 1/10. Check the stripes or product code to tell them apart. The ivory debut has orange and red stripes and code HKG23. The satin-white Kroger exclusive has black, gold and red stripes and code HKL46. If you’re looking for the green Mountain Rescue Patrol, match it to HTC89 from the 2024 HW First Response series.

The featured image is an AI-generated illustration of miniature off-road vehicles. Use the linked catalogue and retailer photos to identify the actual Hot Wheels releases.

Five Nissan Patrol Custom releases at a glance

YearSeries and card numbersColour and graphicsProduct code
2023HW J-Imports · 20/250 · 1/10Ivory with orange and red stripesHKG23
2023HW J-Imports · 20/250 · 1/10Dark blue with red and white stripesHKK61
2023HW J-Imports · 20/250 · 1/10Satin white with black, gold and red stripesHKL46
2024HW First Response · 34/250 · 5/10Red Mountain RescueHTB59
2024HW First Response · 34/250 · 5/10Green Mountain RescueHTC89

The product codes in the table link to reference photos. Hot Wheels Newsletter documents the three 2023 stripe patterns, and Mattel’s Kroger announcement confirms the satin-white retailer exclusive.

How to tell the two white Patrols apart

Start with the stripe colours on the bonnet and sides. The standard ivory version uses warmer orange and red graphics. The Kroger version adds black and gold to the red, with gold-coloured wheel accents as another clue. Lighting can make the two bodies look closer in colour, so a clear side photo is more useful than a listing that simply says “white Patrol”.

The dark-blue 2023 version has red and white striping and shares the same HW J-Imports card numbers as the two white cars. If you collect all three, label them by product code in your inventory. That makes it easier to spot a duplicate when a seller lists a car by its card number alone.

Red and green Mountain Rescue Patrols

Both 2024 versions carry Mountain Rescue graphics and share the same HW First Response numbers. The red Patrol is HTB59 and the green Patrol is HTC89. If you see a loose model, start with the rescue graphics on the doors, then check the body colour against the reference photos.

See the green Nissan Patrol Custom at Retros in Dubai. The listing includes photos of the carded car, so you can check the graphics and card before ordering. Retros showed the model available on 5 November 2026. Check the listing for current availability.

What to check before buying a carded Patrol

  1. Read the series name on the card. HW J-Imports groups the three 2023 versions here, while HW First Response groups the two 2024 rescue versions.
  2. Ask for a clear photo of the actual car. A side view helps you compare the stripes, and a wider shot lets you inspect the card and blister.
  3. Match the product code if it’s visible on the packaging. For a loose car, compare the body colour, graphics and wheels with the reference photos.

Building an off-road shelf? Compare the Hot Wheels Range Rover variants next. If you’re displaying loose cars, use our 1:64 display case sizing guide to check the available space. For more local buying options, see our Abu Dhabi diecast buying guide.

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