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You don't always need to buy expensive Hot Wheels cars to give your collection a premium vibe. Sometimes, a nostalgic revival series is the best way forward.

F1 has ventured into the world of Hot Wheels, with eight teams having versions of the iconic models available to buy.

Hot Wheels and Ferrari are collaborating on model cars for the first time in 10 years. The new toy collection will feature classic cars and new supercars alike.

For the tracks, two options will be available: the Sprint Race Circuit (an oval) and the Grand Prix Race Circuit (an oval, but longer). Regardless of which you choose, both tracks will feature thrusters in the midsection and DRS zones.

After announcing its partnership with F1 last year, Hot Wheels has released more premium race cars and track-ready die-cast cars. The new collection includes eight F1 teams across Hot Wheels Singles, five-pack assortments, and premium collectibles.

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 range of die-cast cars and collectibles with the automotive brand.

Here’s some good news for Hot Wheels collectors who are also fans of the Prancing Horse. At this year’s Nuremberg Toy Fair, Mattel announced a new partnership with Ferrari to develop a full range

Mattel teams up with Ferrari NV to launch a new Hot Wheels collection featuring Ferrari's iconic road and race cars.

Ferrari is considered the most prestigious car manufacturer and most successful racing brand in the world. Both brands have collaborated since Hot Wheels debuted in 1968, and together, they have released 26 models. This year’s product line will include limited edition models, RC models, and 1:64 die-cast cars available through major retailers.

It’s lights out and away we go for Hot Wheels as the toy firm launches a wide range of F1 cars and circuits for collectors and car-mad kids. Having announced an official partnership with Formula One in 2024 and released its first limited edition pack,