Buying Hot Wheels can be financially challenging, especially if you want to own the rarest collectibles. And the Toy Fair models fit that description!

Hot Wheels launched by Mattel in 1968 is a beloved brand of die-cast toy cars known for their speed and intricate designs becoming a staple in toy collections worldwide. In fact, the most expensive ...

If you were born in 1989 like me, let's go down memory lane and discover some of Mattel's most exciting Hot Wheels ...

Nestled beneath the iconic Petersen Automotive Museum on Wilshire Boulevard, The Vault is a secret underground lair that ...

That means it now gets a more aggressive shark-nose front end with a very toothy grille, plus triangular LED headlights, big wheels ... expensive with posher trim levels, of course. The most ...

Even the entry-level Sport model features 16-inch alloy wheels ... the more expensive versions, but gloss is added by the range of personalisation options. The A1 remains one of the most desirable ...

Hot Wheels has introduced its new series of Formula 1 cars featuring scaled-down versions of eight teams from the 2025 ...

The electric Abarth 600e Scorpionissima now costs £39,875, allowing it to duck in under the £40k ‘ luxury-car tax ’ threshold, which from April will be expanded to include electric cars. The new list ...

Hot Wheels and Ferrari partner again to release a new line of die-cast models, RC cars, and collectibles. A fter a 10-year hiatus, Hot Wheels and Ferrari ...

Let's see what have become the most iconic Mustang wheels fans remember and lust after. In the early days of Mustang history, Ford didn't offer any lightweight wheel options, but it did offer ...

And they don't necessarily need to be very rare items - many of those fetching the highest prices are simply old versions no longer available to buy from retailers. Some of the most popular toys ...