If you’re after a gift kids are sure to love, you can’t ever go wrong with Hot Wheels toys. That’s why we’ve searched the Internet to find the very best Hot Wheels sets available. From simple tracks to elaborate loops we’ve got something for just about everyone.
In terms of add-ons, this set comes with a huge storage box which also doubles up as part of the track, as well as several different sections to create your own stunt track.
This set is sure to add risk to racing. Can your car avoid the dangerous pitfalls? Can your car survive a track you build up and over a bed? The possibilities are endless.
If you’ve got a kid who’s into the construction element of Hot Wheels, this set is for them, and is sure to keep them occupied for a very, very long time.
On the underside of the table are slots for cars to easily slide into.
If your kid could fill several carparks with their Hot Wheels, this is a great way to keep things tidy.
But aside from the storage element, Hot Wheels managed to find a way to incorporate tracks into this design.
It’s nothing revolutionary, of course, but the fact this is still something kids can play with, and attach other tracks to, means they’re sure to love it.
Rather than being a super-fast racing track, this set is all about interaction.
Fill the lower pot with cold water, and the upper with warm water for a cool surprise.
As the car stops off at the top, it’ll change to a gleaming white color.
But when it hits the bottom, it’ll change back to its original color. Magic!
As for what else this set can do, it’s all about cranks.
Things like loading your car onto a conveyer belt then turning a handle to move it upward, barriers moving to send the car to different areas, that sort of thing.
All in all, this is a great set for the Hot Wheels fan who wants something a little different to high-speed racetracks.
This DC-themed playset features a lot of pieces made specifically for this set, which is always a nice change if you’re after something that stands out.
On the base of this set is a Gotham City jail to store captured villains (or evil cars, I guess?), there’s also a lift to take cars to the Bat-computer, and on top is a ramp that can lead back down to the Bat-computer, or take you straight down to Bat-ground level.
It’s a Bat-tastic set that’s perfect for any child who loves their superhero movies and racing fast cars.
The whole idea of this set is constant racing action on insane angles.
The four ramps are set at near 90-degree angles, so once a car gets going, it won’t stop.
In a clever design twist, there’s actually bumpers in the main area to help cars speed along.
Although this set comes with one car to get kids going, if you’ve got other Hot Wheels cars, adding multiple cars into the mix makes for some chaotic fun.
Here’s another very affordable set for your consideration, this time it’s the Amazon Exclusive Hot Wheels Color Shifters Sharkport Showdown.
This may feature a relatively small track, but the main catch here is whether you can race down from the top to the bottom without getting chomped up by the shark.
This set also comes with a dunk tank, which is an area the included color-changing car enters and magically changes color.
Sure, this lacks the wow factor of the more expensive sets, but seeing as these smaller packs can be clipped on to other Hot Wheels sets, and the fact this is much cheaper, it’s still a set kids are sure to get a lot of use out of, regardless.
Although this has a loop, one of the best things you can do with this set is to launch cars into the air.
Use the carrying device (which you can attach tracks to afterward for easy storage) to set up and ramp then blast cars along the track into the air via the launcher.
Can you land the car on another piece of track?
Getting the landing just right is where all the fun is.
This set is similar to the Killer Croc track in that while it’s perfectly fine, it’s best when purchased with the other Batman Hot Wheels so you can connect them all together to create a mega track.
Can the blue Batmobile race down the track while avoiding the Joker’s hammers? That’s the test kids will be playing out.
Like I say, it’s a fine set for the price, but once combined with the other sets, becomes something much more appealing.
