This isn’t just a toy. JohnnyQ90’s RC Chevy truck hits 18 mph, packs a $2,099 V8 that revs to 10,000 rpm, and sounds just ...

Barbie's toy cars were pretty cool for kids, but the mini cars aren't that much fun. After all, they can only go a whopping 2.5 miles per hour, according to their product specs .

The car may then go through more design changes depending on how it looks as a real toy -- as you can see from some of the photos, things like the engine and hood were modified at this stage.

That's right—Wall Street thinks the maker of toy cars is worth more than the largest real carmaker in America. And why not? Hot Wheels is still a growth engine that analysts say does $1 billion ...

The toy’s bed tilts rearward like a dump truck and an off-road roll bar is lighted, plus the toy makes diesel-engine noises. Kia Soul (Kid Trax) Kid Trax Kia Sing-A-Long Soul 12V; | Toys R Us image ...

The first stage of the process involves figuring out what car you're going to make. In the Trans Am's case, it was selected as the winner of the 2020 Hot Wheels Legends tour, which is essentially ...

Kids Steal Real Car To Go Buy Toy Car The six-year-old and his three-year-old brother crashed their parent's car on the way to the store. By Erin Marquis May 15, 2023 6:30 am EST ...

MCHENRY, Ill., Dec. 8 (UPI) --An amateur mechanic in Illinois modified a child's Power Wheels toy car to run on a real engine and reach speeds of 40 mph.Kyle Kuta shared a video showing how he ...

The kit car finished the quarter mile in just 8.8 seconds, clocking in at 153 mph (246 khp), while the dragster took over a second more to finish the race and did so at just 138 mph (222 kph).

Normally, a Honda S2000 is pretty cute little toy for the wife to drive around, but they’re not a serious threat on the track ...

Ferrari Display Engine, Toy Land Rover, Unimog Workhorse Are Our BaT Picks to Start 2023 No need to bring a trailer if you choose these enticing non-car options at the Bring a Trailer auction site ...

In my Philippine childhood in the 1970s, my brother Hector and I played with die-cast toy cars. I remember the first time I looked at the underside of these cars, soon after I had learned to read ...