The first Ferrari Hot Wheels in more than ten years feature the F40 Competizione, 499P, and SF90.
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Today marks the opportunity to own a Ferrari—or even nine of them—thanks to Hot Wheels, which has revealed a new collection stemming from its recently announced collaboration with the iconic Prancing Horse brand.
The previous partnership between Ferrari and Hot Wheels dates back over ten years, resulting in the production of 26 models. This renewed collaboration will continue to build on that collection, starting this year and into the future. The new Ferrari Hot Wheels vehicles will be available through Mattel Creations, RC models, and 1:64 scale die-casts.
The first release features a specially packaged heritage set of Hot Wheels Collector die-casts priced at $100. Offered in limited quantities, the exclusive two-vehicle set includes scaled replicas of classic podium contenders: the vintage Ferrari 312 P and the current reigning champion at Le Mans, the 499P hypercar. The 312 P was Hot Wheels’ inaugural Ferrari model, and this contemporary rendition pays homage to the original die-cast introduced in 1970.
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The 499P will also be offered under the Hot Wheels Premium label, alongside models such as the LaFerrari, F50, and a 250 GTO, which comes with a Fiat 642 RN2 Bartoletti Transporter. Premium models are priced at $6.49, except for the transporter set, which costs $16.99.
This year's standard die-casts (with an MSRP of $1.25) include the Ferrari SF90 Stradale, F40 Competizione, and 365 GTB4 Competizione. Additionally, there’s an RC version of the SF90 Stradale Assetto Fiorano (priced at $19.99). This RC car features full-function controls and is compatible with Hot Wheels track sets for endless fun with loops.
The Hot Wheels Ferrari Heritage Set is currently available for pre-order here. The remainder of the product line will be rolled out in staggered releases, hitting Hot Wheels retailers worldwide starting this summer.
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