I'm shivering with excitement here! Waiting 10 years for another Hot Wheels Ferrari was well worth it, and we're off to a strong start for 2025!

For a start, rather than settling for a relatively modest Porsche 928, Round Up 5 opted for a bright yellow Ferrari F40. If you’re not going to pay manufacturer licensing fees anyway ...

When you think you've seen all the upcoming Hot Wheels collectibles, more news pops up to upset your diecast budget. Choose ...

1987 Ferrari F40, 2002 Ferrari Enzo, a Ferrari 458 Italia, or the famous Ferrari 499P race car in 1:64 scale. Since Hot Wheels was founded in 1968, the two iconic brands have collaborated many ...

but it's exciting that Hot Wheels will be wearing the Prancing Horse once again. We just hope this means we'll be able to get our hands on a Ferrari F40 before too long.