Toyota Roadster

Hot Wheels a special James Bond version.

It is the Toyota 2000GT Roadster.

It is a real car, Toyota only made a few of them, and one was in this movie.

They cut the roof off so Sean Connery could fit inside!

Being a special edition it was $7 and change, but had lots of extra details.

Note the rear end paint job and the tire treads, they are rubber not plastic.

Interior is very nice.

And the bottom is metal, most are plastic these days.  I already have this car in HO scale by a Japanese company so this one may become a Batmobile.
 

Bentley

Hot Wheels Bentley Bentayga.

The real ones cost up to $250,000 each.

Or you could get a quarter of a million of the Hot Wheels version.

The Rolls Royce is the car you are driven in.

The Bentley is the car you drive yourself in.

This might make a good car for a modern day Bruce Wayne.

Or maybe some kind of modern day convoy with UK royalty inside needing protection from SPECTRE.

It looks a lot like an American SUV from Ford or Chevrolet.

But it's a nice looking vehicle.
 

Dragster

Hot Wheels Rockin' Railer Dragster.

This is a nice big car.

It is very long like the old Johnny Lightening dragsters.

Note the pipes are off center.  They toggle back and forth.

Hence the "rockin'" part of the name.

Good paint job and nice big rear tires.

I got two of them and will likely repaint one.

A few more might show up eventually.

Pretty wheels.
 

BMW 507

Hot Wheels BMW 507.

I think they should have called it the 007 and got a James Bond product placement.

Nice looking car.

Very sleek.

Good paint on all four sides.

The quality of Hot Wheels was declining the last few years as they tried mightily to keep the $1 price point.

The extra 25 cents seems to have made a big improvement.

Chrome bottom is nice.

Very good car, it would look great with James Bond in it I think.

Just don't speed around here.