So far the boxes of these models have always been unmarked, there was no way of telling what car was inside until you opened it.
But the most recent waves of models have a little number in front of the production date. That two-digit number refers to the car inside that box.
Here's the list I made;
BK01 : Cool : Ford Raptor 4*4
BK02 : Rare : Ford Raptor 4*4
BK03 : Super Rare : Ford F-150
BK04 : Cool : Suzuki Jimny
BK05 : Rare : Suzuki Jimny
BK06 : Super Rare : Suzuki Jimny
BK07 : Cool : Toyota Hiace
BK08 : Rare : Toyota Hiace
BK09 : Cool : Toyota AE86
BK10 : Ultra Rare : Toyota AE86
BK11 : Cool : Lamborghini Urus
BK12 : Rare : Lamborghini Urus
BK13 : Cool : Renault Megane
BK14 : Cool : Dodge Charger
BK15 : Rare : Dodge Charger
BK16 : Cool : Vw Golf
BK17 : Rare : Vw Golf
BK18 : Super Rare : Vw Golf
Early production run, only a date stamp, no number. (22/02/21)

Recent production run with number, followed by the date stamp. (07/06/21)
But the most recent waves of models have a little number in front of the production date. That two-digit number refers to the car inside that box.
Here's the list I made;
BK01 : Cool : Ford Raptor 4*4
BK02 : Rare : Ford Raptor 4*4
BK03 : Super Rare : Ford F-150
BK04 : Cool : Suzuki Jimny
BK05 : Rare : Suzuki Jimny
BK06 : Super Rare : Suzuki Jimny
BK07 : Cool : Toyota Hiace
BK08 : Rare : Toyota Hiace
BK09 : Cool : Toyota AE86
BK10 : Ultra Rare : Toyota AE86
BK11 : Cool : Lamborghini Urus
BK12 : Rare : Lamborghini Urus
BK13 : Cool : Renault Megane
BK14 : Cool : Dodge Charger
BK15 : Rare : Dodge Charger
BK16 : Cool : Vw Golf
BK17 : Rare : Vw Golf
BK18 : Super Rare : Vw Golf
Early production run, only a date stamp, no number. (22/02/21)
Recent production run with number, followed by the date stamp. (07/06/21)
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