Puma is dropping its latest sneaker collection for kids in collaboration with beloved childhood toy brand Hot Wheels. Chock-full of nostalgia and whimsy, the joint endeavor is imbued with the unmistakable design DNA and imagery of Hot Wheels applied across a range of apparel and footwear.

The first Hot Wheels F1 collection will include 1:64 scale models of cars from eight F1 teams. The post F1: Hot Wheels reveals F1 race car collections and tracks for 2025 appeared first on The Manual.

Between an onslaught of mainline cars and a string of hot-selling Red Line Club exclusive online drops, Hot Wheels has been staying busy, and it's showing no signs of slowing down. Just the other day,

Like many an automotive enthusiast, Hot Wheels were a critical part of my childhood. Now, there's a new level of excitement coming to the tiny toy car universe, because Ferrari is joining forces with Mattel to launch a whole new line of Italian sports car toys.

Toy maker Hot Wheels announced a partnership with Italian carmaker Ferrari that will bring back die-cast Prancing Horses after more than a decade

Hot Wheels and Ferrari are gearing up to collaborate again for the first time in over a decade. Announced at the Nuremberg International Toy Fair, Mattel revealed exciting plans to release a full range of die-cast cars and collectibles with the automotive brand.

After announcing its partnership with F1 last year, Hot Wheels has released more premium race cars and track-ready die-cast cars. The new collection includes eight F1 teams across Hot Wheels Singles, five-pack assortments, and premium collectibles.

It’s lights out and away we go for Hot Wheels as the toy firm launches a wide range of F1 cars and circuits for collectors and car-mad kids. Having announced an official partnership with Formula One in 2024 and released its first limited edition pack,

Due to an exclusive licensing deal, Hot Wheels hasn't sold a Ferrari die-cast since 2014. That's finally changing.

Ferrari is considered the most prestigious car manufacturer and most successful racing brand in the world. Both brands have collaborated since Hot Wheels debuted in 1968, and together, they have released 26 models. This year’s product line will include limited edition models, RC models, and 1:64 die-cast cars available through major retailers.