Ferrari and Hot Wheels are reuniting after more than 10 years to release new collectibles. The announcement came through the official Instagram page of Hot Wheels, where the popular toy car brand shared a simple yet impactful story - it featured the logos of both brands with a simple messaging in between.

Between an onslaught of mainline cars and a string of hot-selling Red Line Club exclusive online drops, Hot Wheels has been staying busy, and it's showing no signs of slowing down. Just the other day,

Mattel teams up with Ferrari NV to launch a new Hot Wheels collection featuring Ferrari's iconic road and race cars.

Like many an automotive enthusiast, Hot Wheels were a critical part of my childhood. Now, there's a new level of excitement coming to the tiny toy car universe, because Ferrari is joining forces with Mattel to launch a whole new line of Italian sports car toys.

The rumors were true! And you'll soon be able to buy brand-new Hot Wheels Ferraris without paying a fortune to enjoy them.

For the first time in 10 years, Ferrari is returning to the Hot Wheels diecast collection.Mattel announced the news at the Nuremberg International Toy Fair, unveiling plans to release a full range of die-cast Ferrari models.

Toy maker Hot Wheels announced a partnership with Italian carmaker Ferrari that will bring back die-cast Prancing Horses after more than a decade

Today at the Nuremberg International Toy Fair, Mattel, Inc. (NASDAQ: MAT) announced a new Hot Wheels® partnership with Ferrari, the legendary luxury car manufacturer, to develop a full range of Hot Wheels products.

Due to an exclusive licensing deal, Hot Wheels hasn't sold a Ferrari die-cast since 2014. That's finally changing.

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