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The 2019 Audi R8 Spyder combines supercar performance with open-top driving and one of the best-sounding naturally aspirated engines ever put in a road car. This black Hot Wheels version keeps the look clean, low and aggressive.
Simple casting, serious car.
Would you choose the R8 Spyder or Lamborghini Huracán?

The ’89 Mazda Savanna RX-7 FC3S is one of those cars that helped define Japan’s golden era of performance. Lightweight, rear-wheel drive and powered by Mazda’s iconic rotary engine, it became a favorite in both tuning and drift culture.
This orange Hot Wheels version looks simple, but the real car behind it is a true legend.
Would you choose the FC3S or FD RX-7?
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Blue and gold. One of the most iconic combinations in rally history.
The Subaru Impreza WRX became a legend through its rally heritage, turbocharged performance and unmistakable attitude. This Hot Wheels version captures that spirit perfectly with classic Subaru-inspired graphics, gold wheels and full racing character.
Would you keep this one carded or open it for the collection?
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This one looks tough… and it hides something even better.

The ’87 Buick Regal GNX is already one of the most legendary American performance cars of the 1980s — but this purple 2026 Hot Wheels version is also a Treasure Hunt.
A classic muscle icon, a hidden flame logo, and a collectible release all in one package.
Would you keep this one sealed or open it?
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Not just a Hot Wheels car — this one has a second job.
The 2026 Twin Tags turns a wild Experimotors design into a functional luggage tag, complete with its aviation-inspired “REMOVE BEFORE FLIGHT” theme. Definitely one of the most unusual new castings of the year.
Would you keep it sealed, or actually use it on your luggage?
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Hot Wheels and Mattel just released specially designed car models from Supercar Blondie, Robert Lewandowski and Maluma.

What an honor it has to be to be able to design your own Hot Wheels car!

Family wagon on the outside. V8 monster underneath.

The ’17 Audi RS 6 Avant is one of those cars that proves practicality doesn’t have to be boring. This yellow Hot Wheels version brings one of Audi’s most iconic performance wagons into 1:64 scale.
Would you add this RS 6 Avant to your collection?
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Straight out of Springfield and into the Hot Wheels collection.

The Simpsons Family Car is one of those castings you instantly recognise — Homer’s iconic pink sedan, complete with the details that made it famous on screen. This 2026 release is part of the HW Screen Time series and definitely deserves a spot in any pop-culture collection.

Would you keep it carded or open it?

The Porsche Taycan Turbo S combines classic Stuttgart DNA with pure electric performance, and this Gentian Blue Hot Wheels version captures it perfectly. Part of the 2026 HW EV series, collector #34/250, and definitely one of those mainlines that looks far more premium than its price suggests.

Would you keep it carded or set it free?

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The ’17 Pagani Huayra Roadster proves that even a tiny Hot Wheels can carry serious exotic-car energy.

Designed by Ryu Asada, inspired by one of the rarest modern hypercars, and even released as a Super Treasure Hunt in 2020 — this casting has a lot more history than it first appears.

Would you keep it carded or open it?

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