Now that Hot Wheels are turning 50, it has proved ... had to do with how the cars were marketed in stores. In 1968, very few diecast companies were using blister packs, preferring instead to ...

See Also: Hot Wheels At 50: Looking Back on the History of the Most Famous Toy Cars There are other caveats ... spotting an unpicked bucket of blister packs down the aisle. I never pass even ...

Sitting on 18-inch diamond-cut alloy wheels ... adds to the car's niche appeal and ensures a more curated experience for enthusiasts looking to get their hands on this hot hatch. With an expected ...

Buying 15 Hot Wheels collectibles can take five minutes or five days. It all boils down to what you want in a diecast model.

2008 Diamond Encrusted Hot Wheels: Most expensive toy car at $140,000 ... If someone was able to get their hands on the actual blister pack, well — let’s just say it is so rare it doesn ...

In the quiet, petrol-perfumed lanes of Maranello, where Enzo Ferrari once walked and modern-day horsepower is sculpted like ...

On the surface, Mattel's Hot Wheels toy cars share little common ground with ... wearing the number 50 in tribute to the 50 years since the maker last fielded a factory-supported sport prototype ...

Expect more. Hot Wheels has confirmed this isn’t a one-off. Future waves are likely to explore Ferrari’s racing legacy—Le Mans heroes, F1 liveries, maybe even concept cars that never saw the ...