Well, for Hot Wheels collectors ... that sets it apart from the pack. Produced in limited quantities, it's a true classic for diecast collectors and muscle car enthusiasts alike.

Hot Wheels has been around since the late '60s, but its parent company (Mattel) is even older than that. This is how you ...

I decided against continuing that silly "tradition" and doing something else: identifying the Hot Wheels connections ... you a sneak peek of: the Car Culture 2-Pack Mix 2 for 2025!

Perhaps the crown jewel of the set is a 2003 Honda NSX-R. The ultimate version of Honda’s popular mid-engined supercar was ...

Ferrari did recently rejoin the Hot Wheels family, so it's possible the Scuderia is added to the collection at a later date. Basic cars sell individually for $1.25, and a five-pack runs for $6.25.

The brown paint job, however, was never mass-produced, making it one of the most ultra-rare Hot Wheels in existence. Part of the Redline series, this model features the sleek, muscle-car styling ...

“It rolled across the entire desk and Elliott said, ‘Wow—those are some hot wheels ... With a pack like that, after the powers that be have decided what cars should be included ...

Another revolution brought on by Hot Wheels had to do with how the cars were marketed in stores. In 1968, very few diecast companies were using blister packs, preferring instead to hide their cars ...