Beatnik Bandit

Beatnik Bandit Debut Series 1968 Hot Wheels Produced 1968-1971, 1993-2003 Designer Ed Roth (1:1) Harry Bradley (1:64) Number 6217, 5414 The Beatnik Bandit is a show car built by Ed "Big Daddy" Roth. It was then duplicated in 1:64th scale by designer Harry Bradley to be included as part of the Original 16castings in the 1968 Hot Wheels line. The original tool was only used from 1968-1971 and then was retired. The car was retooled in 1993 as part of Hot Wheels' 25th Anniversary. It was used twice in 1994, as part of the Vintage Series and the FAO Gold Series I. The tool then sat, unused until 2003, when it was dusted off again for the Hall of Fame Series when Hot Wheels honored Ed Roth, himself. It hasn't been used since.

Batmobile Tumbler

The Tumbler Hot Wheels casting based on the batmobile from the movie Batman Begins.

[edit]Versions

This Hot Wheels vehicle has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions:

Col #	Year	Series	Color / Tampo	Base Color	Window Color	Interior Color	Wheel Type	Toy #	Country	Notes / Variations	Photo
	2006	Hot Wheels Batman Begins	Flat Black with no tampos	Black	Blue tint windows		Black 5SP	H6294	China
	2006	Hot Wheels Batman Begins	Tan with olive camouflage tampos	Tan	Blue tint windows		Black 5SP	H6295	China
	2007	Gotham City 5-Pack	Flat Black with no tampos	Black	Blue tint windows		Black 5SP	K6169	China

Mazda Furai

Hotwheels TM Mazda Furai made its debut in the 2010 Global all Stars section in HW 2010 poster.Its swoopy curves and the number "55" around its body makes it look amazing.It has only one color variant that is Grey with red lines and swoopy curves with "55" at its sides and top Tampo.Its Details:-

Release Number-2010-03

Series-HW Global all stars

Series number-3 of 10

Name-Mazda Furai

Paint-Grey with red stripes

Wheel type-o/5 silver rims

This Hotwheels 2010 collectible is a cool car to collect

La Fasta

The La Fasta is a Hot Wheels casting that was designed by Fraser Campbell that was based on a European exotic car, debuted in the 2009 New Models.Its Details:-

Release Number: Hot Wheels 2010-078
Series: Hot Wheels Premiere
Series Number: 09 of 42
Name: La Fasta
Paint: Yellow with black stripes
Manufacturer: Malaysia
Wheel Type: o5/black with blue rims

A rare species of a car. Reminds me of the DeLorean. But I tell you this is one sweet ride!
Definitely looks fast just sitting in the package!

With a roof-mounted intake, transparent engine cover, and a supercharged V8 engine, this European exotic is one fast puppy!

Mitsubishi Double Shotz

Toy manufacturer Mattel has announced that Mitsubishi Motors Research and Design of America (MRDA) employee Gary Ragle is among seven designer finalists to be selected in the company’s first-ever Hot Wheels® Designer’s Challenge™. MRDA was among six automotive manufacturers to participate in the challenge, which marked the first time Hot Wheels® has turned outside the company to seek new vehicle designs.

Created to represent the ultimate Mitsubishi vehicle and the spirit of the brand’s future, the sleek design of Ragle’s Mitsubishi Double Shotz celebrates the 4G63 engine and the Lancer Evolution. "The design takes the concept of the Lancer Evolution to the next level and ties it in with the enjoyment and imagination of the Hot Wheels® brand," said Gary Ragle.It will be in all stores from 2008

Hotwheels TM Circle Tracker

The Circle Tracker made it's debut in the 2009 HW Premiere cars.It was designed by Jun Imai the popular creator of Accelaracers cars(Teku,Armageddon etc.).It was also the Trademark car for Hotwheels in 2009&2010.It has two color variants

1.Orange with Silver, White, and Black tampos with race deco on sides and "33" on sides and roof Tampo

2.Red with Silver, White, and Black tampos with race deco on sides and "33" on sides and roof Tampo

Its red alloys and the number "33" on its sides and roof the bonnet hotwheels logo and syncromax hood were amazing.It was also the 4005 car produced by hotwheels and was base coded as A37 which means it was produced in the year 2009 in the week of 37th.It was mainly designed to mark the 41st anniversary of Hotwheels.

The All time favourite Deora II

The Deora II was designed by Nathan Proch. It debuted as the #5 First Edition in the 2000 Hot Wheels Mainline. The initial Deora II model was inspired by the 1964 Deorashowcar and includes similar design elements that have been modernized like surf boards, a spoiler over the engine and an oval windshield. This design, like the Deora, is based on an actual production vehicle. Designer Nathan Proch used design cues taken from the rear end of a 1996 Ford Taurus station wagon. The Deora II has swoopy curves contrasting with original Deora's sharp-angled lines.

In 2003, as part of Hot Wheels' 35th Anniversary, the Deora II was built into an actual 1:1 scale car. Hot Wheels teamed up with Chip Foose, Five Axis, Mother's, and PPG Industries to pull off this amazing Hot Wheels original design. It was also featured in the Hot Wheels Highway 35 movie.

The Deora II was inducted into the Hot Wheels Hall of Fame in 2003 at the Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles, CA. Jay Leno drove the car to the induction withCarson Lev.

A little known fact is that the car was actually seen prior to the Hot Wheels Hall of Fame ceremony when it debuted a week earlier at SEMA. The car has also undergone modification from it's launch with KMC Wheels subbed in for the Foose One-off's that match the 1/18th scale model's and the original design of Nathan Proch.