In a world where everything Ferrari-branded commands a premium, this new Hot Wheels collection is a breath of fresh air.

Playing with cars is for everyone, I learned. Or more accurately, remembered. Sick days always had a bright spot when […] ...

After taking a tour of the Mattel Hot Wheels Design Center and learning about the brand’s Treasure Hunt hidden treasure […] ...

Check out this hilariously over-detailed Hot Wheels hooptie. It’s packed with all the colorful cliches of a car maintained on a budget of “grandma sends me $20 every birthday.” It kind of looks like ...

Convenience store chain 7-Eleven is collaborating with El Segundo toymaker Mattel on a Hot Wheels racing car. The promotion will include a takeover this weekend at one of the chain’s Riverside ...

Mattel and MoMA are teaming up on a pair of Hot Wheels that honor impactful automobiles exhibited as part of the permanent ...

The die-cast car is available for pre-order for $25. Hot Wheels is selling a limited edition 1:64 scale die-cast car featuring Brad Pitt's character, Sonny Hayes. F1 The Movie hits theaters on June 27 ...

Hot Wheels aren’t just for kids; they’re the hottest adult collectible, with rare cars worth thousands and over nine billion sold since 1968. Why does this matter right now?

Hot Wheels is selling a limited edition 1:64 scale die-cast car featuring Brad Pitt's character, Sonny Hayes. The die-cast car is available for pre-order for $25 on June 24 at Noon E.T. F1 The Movie ...

Hot Wheels are one of the most beloved and iconic toys. They’re one of the most reliably affordable, too. You can always count on Hot Wheels to meet you with a modest price tag — well, not always.

GARDNER, Kan. (KCTV) - Thousands of spectators turned out to see the craftsmanship of hundreds of custom car builders Saturday, all hopeful that their car is the one chosen as the next Hot Wheels ...

The quintessential old-school Hot Wheels wheels, shiny discs with six little lines carved into the chrome, are from a line of the toys called “Ultra Hots.” I’m sure some of you fondly remember racking ...