On the surface, Mattel's Hot Wheels toy cars share little common ground with the full-size automobiles crafted by Ferrari. With some 22.5 cars produced and sold worldwide each second and more than ...

Most people’s first car was a Hot Wheels. And, for a growing number of adult toy collectors, the iconic die-casts are still among their most coveted collectibles. “Hot Wheels has seen an ...

Today is the day you can own a Ferrari. Or nine of them, in fact, as Hot Wheels has unveiled a new lineup of products as part of its recently announced collaboration with the Prancing Horse brand.

1969 Pink Rear-Loading Beach Bomb: Only two exist, valued at $80,000 - $125,000. 2008 Diamond Encrusted Hot Wheels: Most expensive toy car at $140,000+. 1968 Over Chrome Mustang: Worth $40,000 ...

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 ...

The headliner is the Hot Wheels x Ferrari Heritage Set, a limited-edition two-car boxed presentation. Already sold out on MattelCreations.com, the Hot Wheels x Ferrari Heritage Set comprises ...

I still have a list of several castings I will hunt for (Ferraris included), but in the next years I'll focus on buying Premium Hot Wheels instead. The other "natural" move is to buy some tracks ...

In a world where everything Ferrari-branded commands a premium, this new Hot Wheels collection is a breath of fresh air. A quick, real-world anecdote: Walking through the Ferrari museum in ...

The set includes a Ferrari 312 P, a tribute to the Hot Wheels brand’s first ever Ferrari model which was released in 1970, and a Ferrari 499P Modificata, the manufacturer’s modern 24 Hours of ...

Ferrari and Hot Wheels have joined forces for the first time in more than a decade. The duo has developed nine new products including a limited edition heritage set. The real highlight appears to ...

I recently watched an interesting YouTube video featuring a Hot Wheels collector who had built his museum. He probably invested over $200,000, but it made me think about the idea again.