More than just toy cars, these diecast models can fetch several thousand dollars with some valued among collectors as much as six figures.

American toy maker Mattel introduced the fascinating world of Hot Wheels in 1968, delivering a range of model cars. Since Hot Wheels came on the scene, many carmakers have had scale models of their cars made under license. As they are scale models, they get made using original designs from carmakers to ensure as much accuracy as possible. Although Hot Wheels were originally intended to be for children and young adults, they have become popular with adult collectors, even going so far as to influence real-life builds such as the Midas Monkey Corvette from Fast N' Loud. Hot Wheels cars are a constantly evolving toy and collector's medium and the popularity of certain models fluctuates with the various trends of the moment. As such, we've updated this list to keep up to date with the most popular toy car brands and their ever-increasing value.

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Script by: Ian Somers
VO by: Bradley Hasemeyer
Edited by: Gonzalo Lugo

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