Matchbox is a brand of die-cast toy cars, trucks, and other vehicles manufactured by Mattel, Inc. The brand was launched in 1953 and is known for its high-quality scale models.
Matchbox was founded by Lesney Products in 1953 in London, England.
The brand grew rapidly and became known for its realistic and detailed models of cars, trucks, and other vehicles.
In 1997, Mattel, Inc. acquired Matchbox and began manufacturing the toys under the Matchbox brand name.
Today, Matchbox continues to produce high-quality die-cast models for collectors and children.
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Matchbox Cars are die-cast models of cars, trucks, and other vehicles. They are known for their high-quality and attention to detail.
Matchbox Playsets are themed sets that include multiple Matchbox Cars and accessories, such as ramps, tracks, and buildings.
Matchbox Cars are typically 1:64 scale, meaning they are 1/64th the size of the real vehicle.
The most valuable Matchbox Car is the 1966 Opel Diplomat, which can sell for over $9,000 in pristine condition.
Many Matchbox Cars have moving parts such as doors, hoods, and trunks that can be opened and closed.
Yes, Matchbox Cars are made of die-cast metal with some plastic parts.
Matchbox Cars are known for their realistic and detailed models while Hot Wheels Cars are known for their high-speed and high-performance models.