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Hot Wheels

Discover the latest Hot Wheels toys, cars and playsets at The Entertainer! Whether you're buying Hot Wheels gifts for a budding collector or picking up a new set to expand an existing garage, you'll find everything from Hot Wheels City to Formula 1 cars and classic race tracks right here.

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What age are Hot Wheels for?

Hot Wheels toys are perfect for children from age three all the way through to adults. Given that the cars are small and can move at speed on playsets, we recommend that children play with them with adult supervision until they get a bit older. Whether you're buying Hot Wheels cars and a matching race track for a child, or collecting a Hot Wheels Formula 1 model to add to your shelf, there's something for everyone.

Are Hot Wheels toys good for kids?

Hot Wheels toys aren't just fun to play with; they can also develop your child’s fine motor skills and expand their ability for creative, imaginative play. Building Hot Wheels tracks can improve their problem-solving skills as they can design and build their own creations for thrill-seeking action. Since Hot Wheels sets require setup and can be played with alongside others, it’s also an excellent way for children to develop social skills, work together and play with family members.

How many Hot Wheels cars are there?

Mattel has produced over 4 billion Hot Wheels cars since the range launched in 1968. That's more than the number of real cars on the road. With new models released every year, including Hot Wheels F1 and Hot Wheels monster trucks, Hot Wheels collectors always have something new to chase.

What types of Hot Wheels toys are there?

From single cars to full Hot Wheels sets, our range covers every kind of racing fun. Here's a breakdown of what's available:

  • Hot Wheels cars: The iconic 1:64 scale die-cast models. Hundreds of styles, from everyday vehicles to fantasy designs and licensed cars.
  • Hot Wheels Formula 1 cars: Licensed F1 cars and sets for young motorsport fans. These include replica designs from real-world teams.
  • Hot Wheels monster trucks: Oversized, chunky trucks built for crashes, jumps and big stunts. These are a favourite across the brand.
  • Hot Wheels track sets: Build your own race course with loops, curves and launchers. A Hot Wheels race track is great for siblings or friends competing side by side.
  • Hot Wheels City: Large-scale play environments with garages, stunts and interconnected sections, ideal for imaginative, story-led play.
  • Hot Wheels Garage: Storage and display sets that double as play spaces, perfect for keeping a growing collection organised.
  • Hot Wheels storage: Carry cases, display stands and organisers designed to keep cars safe and easy to find.
  • Hot Wheels sets: Themed bundles that combine cars, track and accessories for a ready-to-race experience straight out of the box.
  • What scale are Hot Wheels toys?

    Hot Wheels toys are on a 1:64 scale, the perfect size for small hands to easily grip and hold. The size also means Hot Wheels cars can quickly zip around a playset and easily be put in a pocket or backpack to take on another adventure. The size is a big part of why Hot Wheels collectors love them; cars stack neatly, travel easily and look great on display without taking over a room.

    How to spot rare Hot Wheels

    The most sought-after Hot Wheels cars often carry a Treasure Hunt symbol, a small flame icon on the base or packaging. Super Treasure Hunts feature real rubber tyres and a spectraflame paint finish, and these are produced in far smaller numbers. Colour variations and short-run models from specific years also carry collector value. If you're hunting Hot Wheels rarities, check the base of the car for production details and look out for limited series releases.