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Add Hot Wheels Cars & Other Diecasts to the Site

Anonymous 5 years ago updated by bretthawkins1337 3 days ago 8

There aren't any sites around that do what Price Charting does for Video games but with Hot wheels cars. Hot wheels collecting is very popular and adding a section onto Price Charting would be very useful for collectors.

Thanks for this info.  Do you know of any good databases of hot wheels cars?  I'd like to look into this more.  My kids got into hot wheels for a while and I did too many years ago.

Hello, a good hot wheels db? Yep! I know the "How Wheels Wiki" on fandom.com here: https://hotwheels.fandom.com/wiki/Hot_Wheels.

https://www.hallsguide.com/price-guide-index/amp/ 


I think this is also a great idea! Here is a great guide on cars, and worth 

Kaido House by Mini GT would also be great to have. Here is the full list of cars https://kaido-house-garage.fandom.com/wiki/Full_Collection

I was trying to see if I could add this myself as a contributor and I cannot. Would really love to see this on here as well. Thanks,

seem other people asking from a long time ago, we should get them to add a hotwheels section, and models cars in general, it'd make the app alot better and us collectors can have a good understanding of our collections worth especially if we have shelving units full of cars

Would love this feature, not just for HotWheels, but all diecast cars eventually. Hot Wheels, Matchbox, M2, Autoworld, Greenlight, Cartuned just to name a few

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I would greatly appreciate this feature as well, HOWEVER, once you get past Hot Wheels/Matchbox/Other stuff in the target toy aisle, it begins to get really confusing. there are different 'tiers" of diecast manufacturers out there when it comes to licensing, distribution, production numbers, etc. and at least personally it can be a pain to keep up with who makes what and how to go about getting it. Each brand has their own generic releases, but keeping track of every event car and dinner car and chase and what not for a lot of these more obscure brands is difficult for a casual collector like me. Having a way to track them like PriceCharting does with cards and games would be a dream come true for a collector but it sounds like a nightmare for a developer.