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Robot Cars

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• Zombot.
• Turbot.
• Spector.

1. What happened to Ferrari Hot Wheels?
2. What was before Hot Wheels?
3. What are Red Line Hot Wheels?
4. Why did Hot Wheels lose Ferrari license?
5. Did Hot Wheels lose Ferrari license?
6. Who owns Ferrari now?
7. What is the oldest hot wheel?
8. Who owns hotbox and Matchbox?
9. What was the first Hot Wheel made?
10. How much is a 1969 Hot Wheels car worth?
11. What is the rarest car in the world?

What happened to Ferrari Hot Wheels?

Hot Wheels has made many different Ferrari models, starting in 1970. The licensing agreement with Ferrari ended on December 31, 2014; it has been mutually decided to not renew the agreement.

What was before Hot Wheels?

Over the years, the Matchbox line grew and expanded all over the world. When Hot Wheels emerged as solid competition in 1968, Matchbox began creating more fanciful cars to compete.

What are Red Line Hot Wheels?

A “Redline” Hot Wheels car is one manufactured within the first 10 years of their production, meaning they were made between 1968 -1977. During this time, the wheels on each car included a red stripe, hence the term “Redline.”

Why did Hot Wheels lose Ferrari license?

But when Mattel scored an exclusive license with Ferrari in the late 1990s, Bburago's Ferrari tooling could no longer be used. That, along with the explosion of cost-efficient Chinese manufacturing, helped ensure that Bburago went under in the mid-2000s.

Did Hot Wheels lose Ferrari license?

The Mattel brand secured an exclusive contract from the Maranello automaker in the late 1990s, but the latest word from Hemmings has it that Ferrari has ended its partnership with Hot Wheels and awarded it instead to the May Cheong Group. ...

Who owns Ferrari now?

Currently, Ferrari is primarily owned by the public: 67.09% Public. 22.91% Exor N.V. (Owners of FCA) 10.00% Piero Ferrari.

What is the oldest hot wheel?

1) The first Hot Wheels car that was produced was a dark blue custom Camaro in 1968. You may recognize the Camaro name from Transformers movies; Bumblebee transforms into the muscle car while saving the day.

Who owns hotbox and Matchbox?

Hot Wheels and Matchbox are both diecast car brands owned by Mattel, they are roughly the same size around two and a half to three inches long at a nominative 1:64 scale.

What was the first Hot Wheel made?

The first Hot Wheels toy car offered was the Custom Camaro®, sold on May 18, 1968 – Hot Wheels' official “birthday.

How much is a 1969 Hot Wheels car worth?

A pink 1969 rear-loading VW Microbus Beach Bomb would fetch $100,000 to $150,000 from collectors, according to Neal Giordano, founder of the North Carolina Hot Wheels Association, and author of books and price guides on die-cast cars.

What is the rarest car in the world?

The rarest car in the world is Ferrari 250 Grand Turismo Omologato, a rare diamond designed and cared for by Enzo Ferrari in personam. In June 2018, the 1964 Ferrari 250 GTO became the most expensive car in history, setting an all-time record selling price of $70 million.