The ultimate in modern-day engineering and design, this ultra-sleek supercar proves a super looker on the road, with its cab-forward styling and butterfly doors. But it’s the massive muscle under the hood – a turbocharged V–8, 710 hp engine – that really revs up the drama and speed! D" on Left Side, #07 & "A" on Right Side, Dima & Hot Wheels logo on both sides, & Caution pattern on rear door

Feel the wind in your hair as you cruise the streets in this V8 powered roadster, which uses its 150 hp motor to reach a whopping top speed of 122 mph. The Lamborghini Sián FKP 37 is a high-performance sports car manufactured by Lamborghini and produced since 2019. Designed by Mitja Borkert, the Sián is Lamborghini's first production hybrid vehicle (the Asterion never made it into production). The car is named for a Bolognese word meaning "flash of lightning" as well as for then-recently-deceased Volkswagen chairman Ferdinand Piëch, with "FKP" being his initials and "37" referring to his birth year.Detailed headlights & taillights, Kia logo on front, "Stinger", "GT", "Stinger" license plate on rear

The Lucid Air is an electric executive car manufactured by Lucid Motors since 2021. Designed by Derek Jenkins and originally unveiled in 2016, the Lucid Air is intended to compete against models such as the Tesla Model S, Porsche Taycan and Karma Revero. Production of the car is done at Lucid Motors's Casa Grande facility in Arizona. One of the fastest road cars ever made, the F1 features a carbon fiber chassis, central driving position, Dihedral doors, and a naturally aspirated 6.1L V-12 engine. Its legendary forward-thinking design and performance also make the McLaren F1 one of the most sought-after sports cars in the world. The BMW 507 is a two-seat convertible produced by BMW from 1956 to 1959. Designed by Count Albrecht von Goertz, the 507 was conceived by American BMW importer Max Hoffman as a roadster version of the 501 and 502 models. Initially intended to be exported to the United States at a rate of thousands per year, the 507 was a massive failure for BMW, with the company losing money with every 507 built; this got so bad that BMW was on the verge of bankruptcy, having lost DM 15 million by the end of production in 1959. 252 were produced. Detailed headlights, taillights, silver decals in front, top and sides, silver Hotwheels logo and F1 logo in the bottom of the sides. This casting was originally intended to be released in 2020 along with the rest of Hot Wheels id's Series 2 lineup, but numerous production delays due to the COVID-19 pandemic and poor sales led to a bulk of the original Series 2 cars not being released on schedule. What was intended to be the initial release of the Taycan would resemble the Porsche Taycan Turbo safety car used in the Porsche Carrera Cup Deutschland series. The casting thus debuted in the 2021 mainline without being labeled a New Model.The Porsche Taycan is an all-electric executive car produced by Porsche since 2019. It is currently available as a sedan although station wagon versions will be offered in the near future. The name "Taycan" roughly translates to "lively young horse" from Turkish, in reference to the horse on Stuttgart's coat of arms in Porsche's logo. The Turbo S, which this casting replicates, is the most powerful trim level featuring 751 BHP. Solar-powered and electric vehicles that prove you don't need gas to speed past the competition. Toy #

McLaren badge on nose, "McLaren" & "SPEEDTAIL" on rear, detailed taillights & third brake light on window Highly detailed, cutting edge designs; just get in the driver's seat and prepare to turn heads! # in Series Highly detailed, cutting edge designs; just get in the driver's seat and prepare to turn heads! Toy # Kia makes their very first appearance in the Hot Wheels line up with their powerful and trendsetting sports sedan, the Stinger GT.