Hot Wheels

One of the best driving games rockets from the screen to reality.

It's highly limited production, and really expensive.

Get a driver's-eye view of your Hot Wheels track

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Hot Wheels is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year, and is doing so in a myriad of ways. There's a special edition Camaro in race track orange, and a nationwide tour to find a car to turn into a new Hot Wheels car. But if you can't afford a new Camaro or make it to a tour event, there's a cheaper, more widely avai

Hot Wheels is celebrating the half-century milestone with the Legends Tour. A traveling car show with a heavy dose of Hot Wheels, the tour will double as a search for the next generation of Sweet 16 cars.

This is the 50th anniversary of Hot Wheels.

Try not to run to a hobby store after this.

We half suspect the package is empty.

We're kids again after watching this.

The Twin Mill, jumps, and dinosaurs. It's awesome.

It's a small-scale roller coaster.

Including the rarest of 'em all: a VW Beach Bomb Rear-Loader that's worth $150,000 on its own.

Forget about video games, this is how you race against a computer in real life.

You're all clear, kid. Now let's blow this thing and go home!

Forza Motorsport's car packs are usually cool, but this month's has our inner seven year old jumping for joy. We can actually race Hot Wheels!

The Hot Wheels Retro Style puts some classic toys back on Target shelves to make you feel nostalgic.

Jay Leno climbs into a hot rod inspired by Darth Vader's helmet to experience the dark side from the driver's seat of this full-scale Hot Wheels car.

Mattel will unveil Matchbox, Hot Wheels die-case mini versions of the Tesla Model S electric sedan.

To celebrate Take Your Child to Work Day and teach children about engineering, workers at Ford built the world's largest Hot Wheels track loop at the company's Research and Innovation Center in Dearborn.