Hot Wheels Premium Car Culture Set of 5 Toy Cars in Collectible Container, Che Figata Die-Cast 1:64 Scale 5-Pack

The Spettacolare set has a very appealing selection of cars from Italy, the Alfa Romeo 155 V6 Ti, Lancia Stratos, Lamborghini Countach LP 5000 QV, Lamborghini Countach LPI 800-4, and the Alfa Romeo Giulia Sprint GTA. The paint and decals are a higher quality than the $1 (ish) basic line Hot Wheels. My favorite is the Stratos but they're all excellent; there are no clunkers here. Even the box is fun although I'm not sure if you're supposed to keep them in it or display and store them elsewhere. If I had one issue with the set is that it's mildly difficult to remove the plastic insert from the box. For $20 or so, for 5 cars, it's a reasonable value over single deluxe Hot Wheels cars which run around $6.50 each. At this price, they are meant for adult collectors rather than kids, but it's still a nice package!

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I bought this for my husband as he is a huge fan of Hot Wheels and is always buying collectibles and premium cars. Definitely value for money, I got it in perfect conditions no damage at all and all cars have excellent details and quality. Now I’m in trouble as my husband wants all the other models hahaha. I do recommend buying this product if you are looking for gifts for a child or a Hot Wheels collector.

I love this series of exotic drift racer cars! Lots of fun and perfect to collect.

My dad is a car collector and this was the perfect piece for his collection.He loved it and it was perfectly packed!100% recommended.

Like some other sets sold thru Amazon, the Speed Legends pack is hyped as "Premium, Car Culture". However, the cars in this pack (and a few other "Premium" multi-packs) were first made before Real Riders rubber tires were on HW Premium products.(NOTE: I THINK that's what's up... been trying to figure out the inconsistencies for a while)Some of these sets are full-on Premium (allllll the features), and some lie in between standard & [what's now] Premium. This set has Metal/Metal build, upgraded paint, and (maybe) better plastic wheels, just missing that crucial element that ties it all together -- the Real Riders. They've been on every "Premium" series/product for some years (not actually that long... but I 100% expect it in 2024.)Rubber tires were on other die-cast hobbyist/collector brands much earlier, and they're a huge draw for me and others... Without, it's just not "Hot Wheels Premium" anymore (or vise versa).Anyway -- point is, the listings should specify the Premium features in each set... Else there's confusion, disappointment, and wasteful returns.

Will preface this with the fact I picked it up when it was on sale.The container sets from Hot Wheels are great. For the price of what the cars would run separately, or even less, you get the vehicles and the cargo container which can be used for either storage or as a display piece. The cars themselves are the usually premium ones - metal frame, Real Rider wheels, good paint schemes.Word of warning, if you buy a used version from the Outlet - there are the unscrupulous collectors who buy the sets, replace the cars with cheap cars from the $1 line, and return it to Amazon. I was VERY disappointed when I thought I found a good deal, then get it to see this had been done. It's not shocking, just frustrating that people will stoop to such levels. Someone needs to put a curse on people like this.

The cars look very good, very good details, and quality that fit very well in the collection. Recommended.