Hot Wheels is a brand of die-cast toy vehicles introduced by American toymaker, Mattel in 1968. The brand is known for its miniaturized versions of real-life cars and has since become one of the biggest toy manufacturers in the world.
- Hot Wheels was first introduced by Mattel in 1968.
- The first set of cars, known as the 'Sweet 16', were all based on real-life cars.
- Since then, the brand has expanded to include thousands of different car models.
- The brand has also released video games, clothing, and other merchandise.
- Hot Wheels has collaborated with other brands such as Marvel, Star Wars, and Nintendo to release themed sets of cars and tracks.
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The basic car is the standard product of the Hot Wheels brand. It is a 1:64 scale die-cast car that comes in a variety of designs and colors.
The track builder sets allow kids to design their own custom tracks and stunts using a variety of pieces and accessories.
Hot Wheels monster trucks are large-scale die-cast vehicles with oversized tires and suspension. They are designed for crashing and smashing into each other.
The most expensive Hot Wheels car ever sold was a pink 1969 Volkswagen Beach Bomb prototype. It was sold at auction for $125,000.
Yes, Hot Wheels frequently releases limited-edition sets and individual cars. These can include special paint jobs, designs, or packaging.
Hot Wheels cars are typically 1:64 scale, meaning that they are 1/64th the size of the real cars they are based on.
Yes, vintage Hot Wheels cars can be purchased through online marketplaces such as eBay or through collectible toy shops.
It's hard to determine the most popular Hot Wheels car, as it varies depending on personal preference. However, some of the most iconic and sought-after designs include the Twin Mill, Bone Shaker, and the '67 Camaro.