Supreme and Hot Wheels collaborated on a limited production run of a red BMW M3 and transport truck. The combo went on sale earlier today but they’re already sold out. Here’s where you can find one to purchase.
Hot Wheels and Supreme got together offering honestly one of the dopest collabs as far as car enthusiasts go, a miniature BMW M3 and matching cab over truck. Within hours of the sale going live for Supreme’s Spring and Summer drop for 2019, the Hot Wheels Fleet Flyer and 1992 BMW M3 sold out, like most Supreme items do when they’re for sale for the first time. You can still find one for sale on StockX, eBay, and other social media outlets.
Stock X
Stock X is probably the best place you’re going to find this Fleet Flyer for the lowest price. With an online resellers market that’s honestly geared towards streetwear, shoes, and the like, this is where the fiercest bidding results in cutthroat prices. As of this writing, you can get a Fleet Flyer and BMW M3 for just $98. Of course, that’s a dynamically changing price.
According to Stock X,
As a part of their drop, the brand collaborated on a 1992 BMW M3 and a matching Fleet Flyer with Hot Wheels, creating a Supreme branded, miniature version of the two vehicles. The Hot Wheels Collaboration dropped on April 18th, 2019 and retailed for $30 USD.
eBay
Resellers are flooding eBay with this Supreme Hot Wheels Fleet Flyer and BMW M3. Browsing through completed listings, as of this writing you can pick up this Fleet Flyer for around $120-140. There are a few sellers with “Buy It Now” prices set at around $200.
Facebook, Instagram, and other social media
If you want to find one of the lowest prices that isn’t the above site, consider searching for it through Social Media. I was able to find one potential seller on this Bay Area-based sneakerhead group entertaining offers.
Like all things hot and hyped, time is of the essence so act now while prices for this Hot Wheels combo is somewhat reasonably priced.
What do you think about this Supreme BMW collab? Let me know your .02 in the comments below.
Source: StockX
