Hot Wheels Boulevard mix 4 is hitting the Walmart pegs now. The “J” case (2026 mix 4) contains Boulevard #156 to #160. These five vehicles feature a “clean” theme as none have excessive deco/graphics. Below is a little further insight behind each vehicle in this mix. I also speak to these details in the unboxing video below.

#156 – Enzo Ferrari

Another metaphorical “Ferrari torch” has been passed from the old guard to the new — with the new being, Hot Wheels Designer, Ron Wong. He had the task of redesigning all of the new Ferrari castings when Hot Wheels got the Ferrari license back. Safe to say, Ron has not disappointed. This Enzo Ferrari improves on the one that was originally designed for basics, running from 2003 to 2014. The raked stance has been deleted and much more detail has been added. Check out the comparison in the unboxing video below!

#157 – ’66 Super Nova

Hard to believe a gasser could be featured in a “clean” mix of Boulevard, but here we are. The ’66 Super Nova carries a very modest deco as far as gassers are concerned. The body is almost entirely yellow. The sides feature a strip along with that signature Mooneyes logo.

#158 – Aston Martin DBS

The Aston Martin DBS was designed back in 2010 by little known Hot Wheels Designer, John Violette. Johns short stint with Mattel actually netted us some of the great exotics of that era. The DBS casting has been growing a cult following in recent years. This is the first time we’ve seen this 16-year-old casting in premium outside of a James Bond 007 release. This one comes to us in British Racing Green.

#159 – ’89 Mercedes-Benz 560 SEC AMG

Fellow Hot Wheels Collector / Blogger — and friend — John Lambert of the Lamley Group gets a nod here. The ’89 Mercedes-Benz 560 SEC AMG is one of his favorite new castings and he has been clamoring for it to go from basics to premium on his YouTube channel since it came out. The Hot Wheels Design Team not only honored his wish, they embraced it. The car comes to the Boulevard line in all white, with white wheels — a signature look of all Lamley group diecast releases. There is also the Lamley Group logo in the rear license plate area. Congrats, John!

#160 – ’71 El Camino

Just like the Aston Martin DBS, another cult favorite from 2010 is the ’71 El Camino. This one was originally designed for premium use, then went to basics while having an occasional Pop Culture release. It also has the distinct honor of being one of the few castings to be released as a Super Treasure Hunt twice. Of all it’s releases, this is the cleanest it’s ever been with nothing but silver paint and some front and rear deco.

I unboxed one of these 10-count cases on the OTD YouTube Channel, and have a full #Case Report for you below.

#Hot Wheels Boulevard cases (GJT68) contain only 10 vehicles, and are exclusive to Walmart stores in the United States. In this mix, you are guaranteed to get all 5 cars in the series (x2).

To keep up with the latest Boulevard mixes for 2026, make sure you check out the 2026 Hot Wheels Master List here on OTD.

Below you’ll find the series/case list — all of which are seen in this video and in the images below.

#156 – Enzo Ferrari
#157 – ’66 Super Nova
#158 – Aston Martin DBS
#159 – ’89 Mercedes-Benz 560 SEC AMG
#160 – ’71 El Camino

For a look at the other mixes of 2026 Hot Wheels Boulevard, see the case unboxings below.