hot wheels

This 2000-foot long Hot Wheels track can’t be contained by a single house. It creeps out into the yard and the sidewalk, and will make your inner-child very, very jealous.

Traffic congestion Southern California? Not for these toy cars. Things move along pretty briskly in this demonstration of California artist Chris Burden‘s “Metropolis II,” an installation that features more than 1,100 Hot Wheels cars and 13 toy trains in perpetual motion. It’s a big step up from “Metropolis I,” which had a mere 80 cars. In part deux, each car passes through the tiny city about 90

Think of your favorite Hot Wheels track from your childhood and imagine it existed in real life. If you happened to think of the the iconic Hot Wheels V-Drop track—the long orange plastic ramp that hung from the top of your bedroom door—then your imagination will become a reality at the 100th anniversary of the Indianapolis 500 at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway.