Hot Wheels fantasy cars are a unique and imaginative line of die-cast vehicles that set themselves apart from traditional real-life car models.
This is a short list of Fantasy cars that I do keep up with in my collection.
Once I found out that the Hot Ones were coming back for 2025, I decided let’s take a look back at the previous versions. The Hot Ones has been a cornerstone of Hot Wheels for decades, and looks to be continuing.
I really enjoy the Ultra Hots line. Maybe it’s the store exclusive part, but I enjoy completing sub-series like these. This particular set has produced some good and some bad, but these are always interesting. Trying out a new grading system here. If the car is good, it gets a point, and if not, it…
The ranking of Hot Wheels Super Treasure Hunts shows a decline in quality over the years, despite occasional exceptional models.
The lineup features various Hot Wheels models, with highlights including the Nissan Skyline and low points like the Honda City Turbo.
Hot Wheels Treasure Hunts have gained significant collector interest in 2024, evolving in scarcity and desirability, with rankings highlighting the least to most favored cars.
The 2024 Super Treasure Hunts rank 15 castings based on casting choices, colors, and more. Favorites include the ’83 Chevy Silverado and ’71 El Camino.
Mattel’s Ultra Hots Wave 3 features classic muscle cars with vibrant designs. The series is popular, with a final wave planned for 2024.
Hot Wheels’ new Walmart Exclusive line features neon colors and higher pricing of $3.47. While some designs appeal, many collectors will selectively purchase rather than complete the series.
Kmart hosted Hot Wheels Collector’s Day events featuring exclusive vehicles, providing collectors opportunities to find rare items. Events ended post-bankruptcy in 2019, leaving a nostalgic gap.