Hot Wheels - First Editions - Sho-Stopper - 24396 - 1:64

The Hot Wheels First Editions Sho-Stopper (24396) is a 1:64 scale tuner-inspired Hot Wheels original that debuted in 2000 in the 2000 First Editions lineup. With its sleek, late-’90s street racer profile and bright pearl paint, it’s a standout piece from the era when Hot Wheels leaned hard into import-style customs and concept tuners.

Confirmed 2000 First Editions Release

Released in 2000 as 27/36 in the 2000 First Editions series, this was the casting’s debut under the name Sho-Stopper (the model was later renamed Seared Tuner in subsequent years).

Tuner-Style Hot Wheels Original Casting

Sho-Stopper features a low, smooth body with exaggerated aero lines and a compact coupe silhouette, designed to look like a purpose-built street/track tuner rather than a real-world licensed car.

Light Pearl Orange Finish with Key Graphics

This First Editions version is finished in light pearl orange and is known for its carbon-fiber-style hood detail, a red accent stripe on the front fender, and a Hot Wheels logo on the rear window area.

Detailed 1:64 Build with Dark Windows

The model pairs a die-cast body with plastic components, including dark/tinted window styling and a clean, display-friendly look that fits perfectly with other First Editions releases.

A Core Pickup for First Editions Collectors

As a debut-year First Editions entry with a notable name-change history, Sho-Stopper is an easy “must-have” for collectors building complete 2000 First Editions sets or focusing on early tuner-era Hot Wheels originals.