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Revision as of 20:52, 28 July 2025
| This article is about the Mattel mega-brand. For the mobile game story arc, see Two Hot Wheels. |
Hot Wheels is a brand of scale model cars produced by Mattel. Although long seen as rivals to Hasbro in the toy industry, in 2023, the two companies entered into a partnership to produce co-branded toys and games based on each other's respective intellectual properties.[1] Among these are several Transformers-themed Hot Wheels toys.
Hot Wheels x Transformers products
2024
1:64 scale model cars
Transformers
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HW Screen Time | Track Fleet |  |
There are two versions of the Ford Mustang GT. The first, sporting the number "984" and the "to punish and enslave..." slogan, was recalled after a short window of time. The second version, sporting the number "643" and no slogan, has since replaced it as the standard release of the car.
Others
| Hot Wheels Skate | Mattel Creations |  |
2025
HW Screen Time
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Track Fleet | Color Shifters
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Transformers Collaborative
| Wave 1 |
Notes
- The Generation 2 Go-Bots and the Robots in Disguise Spychangers were designed to be compatible with Hot Wheels (and then-rival Matchbox) 1:64 scale racetracks and playsets.
- Beast Wars Megatron's season 1 T. rex model was recycled for the Mainframe Entertainment produced movie Hot Wheels: World Race as a rock statue.
- Well before official collaborations with Hasbro, Mattel released their own lines of transforming robot Hot Wheels cars with Robo Wheels in 2001 (designed by PLEX), and again with Modifighters in 2007.
References
External links
- Hot Wheels at Wikipedia
