Hot Wheels is once again partnering with Ferrari, bringing fans of both brands the opportunity to own iconic Ferrari models in miniature form. After more than a decade since their last ...

In January this year, Mattel announced a new partnership with Ferrari to develop a full range ... starting with the SF90 in June, F40 Competizione in July and 365 GTB4 Competizione in August.

Buying a Ferrari is a big deal for anyone, and as such, Hot Wheels is aiming to increase the global ownership count via a cool collaboration with Maranello, resulting in nine new limited-edition 1 ...

Enough said. The Hot Wheels Ferrari F-40 Competizione will be available at nationwide retailers in July. Hot Wheels was so excited about the SF90 Stradale that that it created a second version ...

The Hot Wheels Ferrari SF90 Stradale Assetto Fiorano RC is slated to arrive in June for $19.99. It’s a 1:64 scale model that features forward and reverse as well as left and right steering.

This year’s standard die-casts (MSRP $1.25) are the Ferrari SF90 Stradale, F40 Competizione, and 365 GTB4 Competizione. Lastly comes the RC version of the SF90 Stradale Assetto Fiorano (MSRP $19 ...

The only exception to this rule has been Ferrari—Hot Wheels hasn’t built a 1/64-scale ... and better detailing than a standard Hot Wheels vehicle. The 1/64-scale SF90 Stradale is also available as a ...

Hot Wheels has also reimagined one of Ferrari’s newest vehicles, the Ferrari SF90 Stradale, as a 1:64 scale RC car compatible with Hot Wheels track sets. With full-function controls (forward ...

The mighty muscle car was filmed engaging in some illegal activities alongside a Ferrari SF90, and with the video making its way to the World Wide Web, we decided it wouldn't hurt anyone to see it.

The track-focused SF90 delivers 1,016 hp through all four wheels. Ferrari is building just 599 examples of the hardcore, track-focused SF90 XX Spider, and one of these rare machines is currently ...

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For the past 10 years, one player has been conspicuously absent from the extensive Hot Wheels catalog: Ferrari. But now the two companies have renewed their partnership, and there’s a whole new ...