84 AUDI SPORT QUATTRO
Updated: Sep 7
Set Name: ’84 Audi Sport Quattro
Release Date: 2026
SKU#: JLK39
Pcs: 864
MSRP: $54.00 USD
Age Rec.: 10Y+
Main Color: Red
Includes:
One buildable ’84 Audi Sport Quattro.
One Die-cast ’84 Audi Sport Quattro at 1:64 scale.
One decal sheet.
Notes:
This set is part of the Hot Wheels Elite Series | (1:16 Scale)
This set is part of Hot Wheels' The Hot Ones Series.
This set was unveiled at a special Mattel Brick Shop event held in Austin, TX, on May 28, 2026.
Pre-orders started:
Street date:
In 1899, August Horch established his first automobile company, A. Horch & Cie. Following disputes with the board of directors, Horch departed the company to create a second automotive enterprise. When Horch & Cie filed a lawsuit over the trademarked "Horch" name, he rebranded his new company as Audi. In German, "Horch" translates to "listen!" or "hearken!" and Audi is the Latin equivalent of Horch.
In 1932, Audi merged with DKW, Wanderer, and the original Horch company, forming Auto Union. The renowned four overlapping rings symbolize these four founding brands.
Founder August Horch, pictured here in 1905. A newspaper ad run by Auto Union to mark the merger in 1932.
Quattro: Quattro refers to the vehicle's groundbreaking permanent all-wheel-drive system, which delivers engine power to all four wheels, enhancing grip and handling. The term Quattro is derived from the Latin word "quattuor," meaning four.
pictures in gallery are from audi
The Build:
Stock Version:
Photo Credit: Dylan Crossman
Photo Credit: Dylan Crossman
Custom Version:
Photo Credit: Dylan Crossman
Details:
Photo Credit: Dylan Crossman
Decal Sheet:
1:64 Scale:
Photo Credit: Dylan Crossman
Instruction Manual:
Promotional Material:
Product Description:
Designed for the road and legendary in rally racing, the 1:16 scale Audi Sport quattro is now yours to build with Mattel Brick Shop. This detailed and authentic set includes decals for customization, 2 sets of wheel covers (1 set in metal), a metal signature plate, extra parts, plus an exclusive matching metal car. Collect all the cars in the Elite Series and build your collection.
Build the Rally Icon: Fully buildable 1:16 scale ’84 Audi Sport quattro, loaded with realistic details. Exclusive to Target.
Customize Your Ride: Includes a custom decal sheet, 2 sets of wheel covers, and extra parts to transform your build.
Exclusive Metal Car & Metal Signature Plate: Features a matching 1:64 scale metal car and signature plate, available first with Mattel Brick Shop sets.
Authentic Details: Features opening trunk, custom windshield and hood, plus functional steering.
Frustration-Free Building: Bricks made of smooth resin to click together with ease and step-by-step instructions are easy and fun to follow.
Compatible With Other Brands: Pieces combine with all building sets by Mattel Brick Shop and other name brands.
Image Gallery:
Customize your ride. Includes a custom decal sheet and 2 sets of wheel covers to transform your build, plus a metal signature plate.
Includes additional parts. Includes Hot Wheels-branded wheel covers.
Frustration-free building. Our bricks are made of smooth resin that click together with ease. Our playbooks include large images and our bricks are bagged by step for easy-to-follow building.
Includes metal parts. Audi wheel covers and signature plate are both metal for an elevated build.
Commercials:
On May 30, 2025, Mattel Brick Shop released the following commercial on their various social media accounts with the caption, "Get ready to build the rally icon. The 1:16 scale Audi Sport Quattro is on the way."
Social Media Posts:
The following video, featuring Senior Graphic Designer Andres Andrieu, was posted to Mattel Brick Shop various social media accounts on July 17, 2025.
"60 seconds isn't enough to talk about this beauty of a build... but it's a start."
Specs & History:
quattro – the birth of a legend
The Audi quattro, unveiled at the Geneva Motor Show in March 1980, was a crucial step in the Audi brand’s repositioning and embodied the motto “Vorsprung durch Technik”. Its outstanding traction, thanks to permanent all-wheel drive and two manually lockable differentials, made the Audi quattro the ideal choice for use on difficult terrain. The advantages of the concept were demonstrated by its triumphant success in the World Rally Championship.
Rally and circuit racing – a golden age in motorsport
The introduction of the quattro drive system in 1981 ushered in a new era in the World Rally Championship. But the revolutionary drive concept also notched up a string of successes on the circuit racing scene, in a wide range of racing series including the German Touring Car Championship and the Super Touring Car Cup. Audi’s motorsport involvement continued through to the legendary Le Mans endurance race, where an unprecedented series of successes began in 1999.
photo credit audi
Specs & History:
Debut: The '84 Audi Sport Quattro was unveiled in September 1983 at the Frankfurt Motor Show, with production beginning in February 1984.
Price: A 1984 Audi Sport Quattro originally cost around 200,000 to 203,850 German Marks (roughly $72,500 to $75,000 USD at the time), but today well-preserved street versions sell at auctions for between $400,000 and $665,000+ USD.
Production number: Only 214 '84 Audi Sport Quattro were built.
Specs:
Engine: 2.1-liter (2,133 cc) turbocharged inline-5 (20-valve, DOHC).
Horsepower: 302 hp (306 PS / 225 kW) at 6,700 rpm.
Torque: 258 lb-ft (350 Nm) at 3,700 rpm.
Transmission: 5-speed manual.
Drivetrain: Permanent quattro all-wheel drive with manually lockable center and rear differentials.
0-60 mph: Approximately 4.8 to 4.9 seconds.
Top Speed: 155 mph (250 km/h).
photo credit NetCarShow
photo credit NetCarShow
Hot Wheels 1:64 Versions:
The Hot Wheels '84 Audi Sport quattro was designed by Dmitriy Shakhmatov and first debuted in the 2019 Baja Blazers Series. Below are a few 1:64 Hot Wheels die cast cars inspired by the ’84 Audi Sport Quattro.
Related Pages:
CLICK HERE to see a complete list of every Hot Wheels released by Mattel Brick Shop!
Comments