The Hot Wheels Ferrari collection is here. Mattel debuted nine 1:64 die-cast models in its first collection in more than a decade.
A boxed set of two limited-edition die-cast cars is available for pre-order through Mattel Creations. The set features a Ferrari 312 P and a Ferrari 499P Modificata. The Ferrari 312 P is a tribute to the first-ever Hot Wheels Ferrari model, released in 1970. The Ferrari 499P Modificata is the brand’s 24 Hours of Le Mans-winning racer.
The collection includes a reimagined Ferrari SF90 Stradale, Assetto Fiorano, one of Ferrari’s newest vehicles. The 1:64 RC car is compatible with Hot Wheels track sets and has full-function controls. It will be available in June. The other vehicles in the collection include LaFerrari, available in September; Ferrari F50, a street-legal roadster with Formula-1-inspired technology, available in November; Ferrari 250 GTO and Fiat 642 RN2 Bartoletti Transporter, sold together and available in October; Ferrari F40 Competizione, available in July; and Ferrari 365 GTB4 Competizione, available in August.
“This collection was developed with all Hot Wheels fans in mind, from true Ferrari connoisseurs to budding automotive enthusiasts, thanks to the attention to detail by our design team,” says Roberto Stanichi, Executive Vice President of Hot Wheels and Head of Vehicles & Building Sets at Mattel. “From our core die-cast available at retail worldwide to our most premium limited-edition models on Mattel Creations, fans of all ages can now bring a piece of Ferrari home.”
For more information about the collection, visit hotwheels.com/ferrari.
HOT WHEELS FOR FERRARI HERITAGE SET
The heritage set is an authentic re-creation of the Ferrari 312P and Ferrari 499P Modificata. | Source: Mattel
The Hot Wheels Ferrari collection launches today. | Source: Mattel
The heritage set is an authentic re-creation of the Ferrari 312P and Ferrari 499P Modificata.
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