2015 Hot Wheels Speed Test: 71 El Camino

The '71 El Camino has been part of the Hot Wheels line-up since 2010.  The 2015 version finished our track in 1.8961 seconds. Check out the video below.  Click here to see where that ranks among the 2015 cars.

2015 Hot Wheels Speed Test: Porsche 934 Turbo RSR

A 1970's racing version of the 911, this 2-door racer was built for top speeds in the 190 mph range. It's one of the last examples of a track winner that was also street-legal.  The Hot Wheels version ran a 1.9437 on our track. You can check out the video below.  Click here to see where that ranks among the 2015 cars.

2015 Hot Wheels Speed Test: 90 Honda Civic EF

Honda civic 2-door hatchback with Japanese-market DOHC-VTEC engine, on the lightweight 4th generation EF chassis. Perfect balance of performance and style for any collector. The EF nearly dominates in street touring, due to its impressive weight and suspension. The Hot Wheels version ran the course well and finished in 1.8768 seconds.  Click here to see where that ranks among the 2015 cars. 


 

2015 Hot Wheels Speed Test:Bentley Continental Supersports

The Bentley Continental Supersports is a lightweight version of the Continental GT. It was once the fastest Bentley ever made, with a top speed of 204 mph. The Bentley weighs in at 36 grams. The Bentley finished in 1.8442 seconds. Check out the video below.  Click here to see where that ranks among the 2015 cars.

2015 Hot Wheels Speed Test: Speedbox

Speedbox has been part of the Hot Wheels line-up since 2013.  The 2015 version weighs in at 32 grams. Speedbox finished our track in 1.9251 seconds. Check out the video below and then click here to see where Speedbox ranks among the 2015 Hot Wheels.

2015 Hot Wheels Speed Test: Battle Spec

Battle Spec is a car from the animated series of movies by Mattel called Hot Wheels Acceleracers.  In the movie Acceleracers, Kurt Wylde built this car after his slingshot was destroyed.  The Hot Wheels version of Battle Spec weighs in at 36 grams.  For Battle Spec's official timed run it finished in 1.8918 seconds. Check out the video below and then click here to see where that ranks among the 2015 cars.

2015 Hot Wheels Speed Test: Rrroadster

Rrroadster is an original design by Fraser Campbell. It is the preview design of Fast FeLion.  Rrroadster weighs in at 29 grams.  For it's official timed run Rrroadster finished the track in 1.8921 seconds.  Check out the video below and then click here to see where it ranks among the 2015 cars. 

2015 Hot Wheels Speed Test: '70 Chevy Chevelle

 This version of the Chevelle came on the Hot Wheels seen in 2013.  This is actually a modified version of the Chevelle SS for the purpose of racing. The cabin of the car has a roll-bar installed. Modifications include a protuding downwards spoiler, the wheel arches, and rear spoiler. The '70 Chevy Chevelle SS weighs in at 37 grams.  For the Chevelle's finished it's official timed run in 1.9488 seconds.  You can check out the video below and then click here to see where it ranks among the cars of 2015. 

2015 Hot Wheels Speed Test: Porsche Panamera

The Porsche Panamera is a front-engine, rear-wheel-drive sedan that combines luxury styling with exceptional performance. It first joined the Hot Wheels line-up in 2014.  The Porsche Panamera weighs in at 30 grams.  For it's official timed run the Porsche finished in 1.9342 seconds.  Check out he video below and then click here to see where it ranks among the 2015 cars.

2015 Hot Wheels Speed Test: Super Blitzen

The Super Blitzen is a mid-engined race car casting designed by Ryu Asada.  It was first produced as part of the Hot Wheels line-up in 2011.  The 2015 version weighs in at 30 grams.  For it's official timed run it finished in 1.9016 seconds.  Check out the video below and then click here for where that ranks among the 2015 cars.

2015 Hot Wheels Speed Test: Ford Shelby GR-1 Concept

The Ford Shelby GR-1 Concept first came on the Hot Wheels scene in 2005.  It's been in production since then and the 2015 version weighs in at 33 grams. For it's official timed run, the Ford finished in 1.8934 seconds.  To see it's run, check out the video below, and then click here to see how it stacks up against the other cars from 2015. 

2015 Hot Wheels Speed Test: Mad Manga

This casting is in a Japanese custom style called: Bosozoku. Extreme fenders, skirts, exhaust pipes and star graphics are what can be found. The style itself takes inspiration from 70's "group 5" race cars. Mad Manga was first produced by Hot Wheels in 2012.  The Mad Manga weighs in at 37 grams.  For it's official timed run it finished in 2.0623 seconds.  You can view the race video below and then click here to see where Mad Manga stands among the 2015 cars. 

2015 Hot Wheels Speed Test: Pharodox

Pharodox is a car designed to look Ancient Egyptian. It has a very smooth hood, and a triangular grille. It has a headlight on either side of the grille. Pharodox has a cockpit shaped like an Ancient Egyptian beard. On the base of the Pharodox, there is a movable piece that will spin over to reveal a hieroglyphic of the Hot Wheels logo. Pharodox was first produced by Hot Wheels in 2006.  The 2015 version weighs in at 35 grams. Pharodox ran the track in 1.8727 seconds.  Check out the video below, and then click here to see how it compares to the other 2015 cars. 

2015 Hot Wheels Speed Test: Cockney Cab II

Need to get somewhere fast? Hailing the Cockney Cab II will be the best bet. Unlike the traditional London Taxis, this custom version features a super tuned rear V8 engine to power down the cobblestone lanes. The Cockney Cab II is actually based on the world-famous but now-discontinued FX4 "Black Cab" built from 1958 to 1997 by various manufacturers, originally Austin and most recently London Taxis International. The FX4's replacement, the TX series shares the FX4's distinctive silhouette but is a completely new vehicle. Hot Wheels began producing the Cockney Cab II in 2005.  The 2015 version weighs in at 38 grams. For it's official timed run it finished in 1.8871 seconds.  Check out the video below and then click here to see how it matches up against the other cars from 2015.

2015 Hot Wheels Speed Test: Mig Rig

Larry Wood-designed vintage-style pickup, with mid-mounted V8 motor and plenty of welding tools in the back. Who says you can't work hard and get there in quick style? The Mig Rig weighs in at 31 grams.  Mig Rig finished the track in 1.9966 seconds.  Check out the video below and click here to see how it compares to other 2015 cars.

2015 Hot Wheels Speed Test: '12 Acura NSX Concept

The '12 Acura NSX Concept was added to the Hot Wheels line-up in 2013.  The 2015 version weighs in at 27 grams.  For it's official timed run it finished in 1.9038 seconds.  Check out the video below and then click here to see how it compares to the other cars from the 2015 line-up. 

2015 Hot Wheels Speed Test: Winning Formula

Winning Formula is a new model for 2015. This open-wheeled racer has it all figured out! With front and rear wings plus a 2.4 liter twin turbocharged V-8 and extra air vents to help cool it down, it's loaded with raw power and is ready to dominate. It weighs in at 29 grams.  Winning Formula clocked a 1.9006 second run on our track.  Check out the video below and then click here to see how it stacks up against the other 2015 cars. 

2015 Hot Wheels Speed Test: RD-03

RD-03 has made sporadic appearances in the Hot Wheels Line-up since 2005.  The 2015 version weighs in at 30 grams.  RD-03 finished the course in 1.8770 seconds.  Check out the video below and then click here to see how it stacks up against the other cars from 2015. 

2015 Hot Wheels Speed Test: Aston Martin DBS

The 2010 Aston Martin DBS was designed by John Violette. First unveiled at the 2007 Pebble Beach Concours'd Elegance, the Aston Martin DBS was a high performance sports car. With a carbon fiber deck lid, front fenders and V12 engine, this British speedster created a lifelong “bond” between man and car. Aston Martin was best defined for power, beauty, and soul. The Aston Martin weighs in at 35 grams. It finished in a time of 1.9047 seconds.  Check out the video below and then click here to see how it did against the other 2015 cars. 

2015 Hot Wheels Speed Test: '69 Chevelle SS 396

The '69 Chevelle SS 396 is a Hot Wheels casting based on the production car of the same name.  The Chevelle weighs in at 36 grams. he Chevelle finished in a time of 1.8976 seconds.  Check out the video below and then click here to see how it compares to the other 2015 cars.