I'm unsure what's happening at Matchbox, but their most recent collectibles aren't as enticing as they used to be. You might ...

so something was missing with four German cars in one set. The 1932 Ford Model Roadster just manages to fill that void, even though we have seen many similar castings with both Matchbox and Hot ...

Though you'll probably never get your hands on this rare model, Matchbox does sell a newer version of its Mercedes 230 SL toy car. In 1966, the die-cast car company released a rather plain-looking ...

But did you know your Matchbox car or one owned by your child or grandchild could be worth hundreds or thousands of pounds? The die-cast models were first launched by Lesney Products back in 1953 ...

and the first to use the black Model X cars. — Mattel to launch SpaceX vehicles as new Matchbox toys and collectibles The toy transport comes packaged on a card that identifies the Tesla Model X ...

This year marks the 60th anniversary of Matchbox die-cast models, which have gone from child's toys to collector's items. More than three billion Matchbox cars have been sold in the last 60 years.

Matchbox, maker of tiny toy cars, is bringing back one if its most important models. It’s not a car, but a little horse-drawn coach, and its success led to the creation of Matchbox toy cars.

The first-ever electric version of the Mercedes-Benz G-Class—also known as the "Gelandewagen" or "G-wagen"—is getting the Matchbox treatment with a sustainable twist to match its electric ...

The first model will be a mini version of the Tesla Roadster. Matchbox is launching a series of toy cars based on real-life electric vehicles and making some using recycled materials as part of a ...

Matchbox cars were the gateway drug for countless auto ... After that came the Superfast models with a new wheel design that allowed them to roll faster, to better compete with Mattel's newly ...

If you were like me as a kid, you might have played with Matchbox cars, pushing these tiny scale model creations along the carpet and imagining what it would be like to drive them in real life.