The bizarre story of the Dale, a three-wheeled concept car from the 1970s that promised 70 MPG but turned out to be a ...

Hot Wheels and Ferrari are gearing up to collaborate again for the first time in over a decade. Announced at the Nuremberg International Toy Fair, Mattel revealed exciting plans to release a full ...

The car stands out for its all-metal construction — both the body and chassis — which gives it a weight and sense of authenticity very different from a basic Hot Wheels model. The design maintains ...

The launch includes seven collectible Hot Wheels building sets, now available at selected retailers. The collection combines the Hot Wheels brand with Mattel’s experience in design and manufacturing.

Hot Wheels hosted its annual Legends finale, in which the local winners from competitions around the world go head-to-head to name a champion custom-built car that will be immortalized with its own ...

Mattel’s Hot Wheels and Hasbro’s Monopoly are joining forces for the first time to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the classic game, and they’re doing so with a collectible that is shockingly ...

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Fans can collect the entire 2025 Formula 1 driver lineup in 1:64 scale thanks to the latest release from Hot Wheels. When Mattel first announced its F1 collection earlier this year, Ferrari and Aston ...

“I like that it does not require batteries. … Safe for a 4 year old boy to play with it alone.” This one goes out to any parents, family and friends with monster truck-loving toddlers in their lives.

Two of the most iconic names in play are coming together for the very first time. Hasbro's Monopoly — celebrating its 90th anniversary this year — is teaming up with Mattel's Hot Wheels to launch the ...

Parenting is, without doubt, one of the biggest challenges I've signed up for in my life. I love every minute of it, but there are so many things I need to be aware of. I'm talking about skipping some ...

When Mattel introduced Hot Wheels back in 1968, the 1:64 die-cast cars were almost an instant hit. Using television to advertise the bright little cars with moving wheels to a wide audience likely ...