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 ...

We're sure you're by now well aware that musty, dusty cases of 1960s and 1970s Hot Wheels moldering away in the attic may—or may not—have some treasure contained within. No, we don't mean treasure of ...

I haven't opened a new Hot Wheels collectible in a week, but I've got three unboxing stories coming up this month. I haven't bought all the models I want to release from their "plastic prison" yet, ...