Since The Fast and the Furious debuted in June 2001, the street-racing saga has united American muscle car purists and Japanese domestic market (JDM) tuner enthusiasts around one core creed: family and horsepower. Housed in a vertical rigid paperboard collector box, the Fast & Furious Advent Calendar Car Ornaments set turns the 24 days before Christmas into a daily garage unboxing ritual. The full-wrap exterior artwork sets the scene against a sunset magenta-and-amber Los Angeles palm-tree skyline, bringing together Dominic Toretto, Brian O’Conner, Letty Ortiz, Luke Hobbs, Mia Toretto, and Roman Pearce above a street-race trio of Dom’s black 1970 Dodge Charger R/T bearing the front plate THE SMITHS, Brian’s white-and-blue Nissan Skyline GT-R R34, and his orange Toyota Supra Mk IV.
American Muscle, JDM Tuners, and NOS Hardware Across 24 Compartments
Inside the outer collector box, a 24-compartment clear molded plastic tray cradles 24 three-dimensional sculpted miniatures spanning 16 driver-and-vehicle pairings, four mechanical tuner hardware charms, and four multi-character action vignettes. Character-and-ride pairings capture Dominic Toretto in his black tank top beside his gloss-black supercharged 1970 Dodge Charger R/T, Brian O’Conner paired with both his green-decaled orange Toyota Supra Mk IV and his silver-and-blue striped Nissan Skyline GT-R R34, Suki seated on the hood of her hot-pink Honda S2000 roadster, Han Lue leaning against his orange-and-black VeilSide Mazda RX-7, and Roman Pearce beside his purple Mitsubishi Eclipse Spider convertible. The roster continues with Letty Ortiz and her black Plymouth Barracuda coupe, Mia Toretto with her blue Acura Integra, Tej Parker, Gisele Yashar on a black Ducati streetfighter motorcycle, Luke Hobbs before his matte-black off-road Jeep 4×4, Deckard Shaw leaning on a deep-blue McLaren 720S, Jakob Toretto with a dark-blue Ford Mustang fastback, Dante Reyes on a black street cruiser motorcycle, Ramsey on an off-road 4×4 hood, and Cipher beside a black sport sedan.

Under-the-hood culture gets its own dedicated row of four mechanical miniatures: a blue nitrous oxide bottle stamped with the red-and-white NOS label and orange valve, a chrome V8 engine block topped with a red triple-barrel supercharger air catcher, an open-hood orange sports car exposing its twin-turbo engine bay, and a rear-engine black muscle charger chassis with an exposed roll cage. Rounding out the countdown are four story vignettes—Dom and Brian crouched atop an ice-blue Corvette Grand Sport convertible, Brian and Mia embracing, Letty poised on a black muscle hood, and the four-person core crew of Brian, Mia, Dom, and Letty standing together.
Each sculpted piece is fitted with a top metallic gold eyelet ring and braided gold cord for hanging from Christmas tree boughs, wreaths, or rearview-mirror hooks, while flat tire and diorama bases let the entire 24-piece lineup stand upright across a desk, bookshelf, or garage display cabinet year-round. Movie collectors building a multi-franchise holiday tree can also pair this street-racing set with the Star Wars planet ornament calendar for a cinematic December countdown.
















