If you don't like shortcuts, getting Mattel's Hot Wheels Collector Edition cars requires a more unconventional approach: it's ...

A Florida mom wanted her 4-year-old son to see his toy "Hot Wheels" cars in real life for his birthday. So, she put out a message on social media asking if anyone with a cool car could come by ...

With 33 MPG combined, 2nd row fully-reclining seats, dual 12.3" screens, and more space than a first apartment, Dad's will ...

A MAJOR supermarket will be launching a huge toy sale tomorrow with selective kids items slashed by 50%. Prices will be ...

Sheilas' Wheels entered the car insurance market in 2005, with policies primarily aimed at female drivers. However, it now sells to all drivers. It's part of the Esure group, along with insurance ...

The base version uses a 375-hp electric motor driving the rear wheels ... hot hatchback is going all-electric. The German automaker teased this revolutionary redesign by revealing a GTI concept ...

According to parent company Mattel, each 1:64 die-cast car is built to race on the iconic Hot Wheels orange track, while the premium cars replicate an actual F1 car, including a metal body and chassis ...

Whether you’re catching a flight, taking the train or heading off the beaten track, the right backpack with wheels can make all the difference. Roll it effortlessly through airports, then sling ...

Disney Parks Blog also shared an illustration of what the ride vehicles will look like, complete with faces of well-known characters, larger wheels and large headlights. A new Cars attraction will ...

Dozens of Disneyland Resort guests were trapped on Radiator Springs Racers for over 30 minutes after the ride abruptly shut down. Some of the stuck guests shared their experiences in a video on ...

But here, all the picture frames, trophies and knickknacks connect back to one thing: Hot Wheels. The wall behind his desk is full of cars, still encased in their original shiny plastic and ...

(center) Off-road testing for new "Cars" land at Magic Kingdom. (right) Rendering of ride vehicles for "Monsters, Inc." coaster at Disney's Hollywood Studios. (Disney Parks) AUSTIN, Texas.