​Hot Wheels id Vehicle​​ ’17 Nissan GT-R (R35) ​with Embedded NFC Chip, Uniquely Identifiable, 1:64 Scale, for Kids Ages 8 Years and Older

It has been a very disappointing experience. Despite owning a number of Hotwheels cars, I think these models fall short of my expectations. In summary, the pros are as follows My favorite part of this cute set is the small print on the tire and on the car. The paint job looks great in its fancy box. There are a few I believe that it should have real rider tires at this price point. It's only possible to see the top of the car in the fancy box, so it's not really a display piece unless you open it up. It needs to be corrected so that the axles are too long, with too much slack, that the tires slide half way out of the wheel wells, making I can't blame the car for the fact the app doesn't recognize the car, I believe it's a software issue rather than a mechanical problem. To play the game on this app, you don't need a car at all. My opinion is that this is a very basic car with a more expensive packaging that costs six or more times as much as a normal.

Taylor Valdez

| Feb 13, 2021

I gave this to my cousin as a fun gift. We have a secret Santa gift exchange every year since our extended family is so large. This gives us the opportunity to spend time with our cousins, nephews, nieces, grandmother, uncles, etc. In this process, we fill out cards explaining who we are, which includes things we like and desire. It's about $50 or so for us There are times when we'll add a far-fetched gift idea like a Tesla car to a 100 dollar gift. Given that I'm not Jeff Bezos or Elon Musk, I can't give Teslas as gifts everywhere I go. All of us would have one if such were the case. My cousin's gift was incomplete without this add-on, so instead I decided to add it. As for the presentation and the tiny car, they were solid. We all had a lot of fun. I am very satisfied with this purchase.

Lexie Brennan

| Jan 03, 2021

My favorite car is the Hot Wheels id and it's a fun toy to play with.

Marceline Randall

| Sep 11, 2020

This was bought as a match for my real 50th Anniversary Hotwheels.

Justin Durham

| Mar 29, 2021

I honestly think it outshines a matchbox car. My 18 year old daughter desperately wants a Tesla but can't afford it any time soon so this was a perfect present for her. I thought this was a funny gift to give. We also play the Tesla game (like slug bug but with Teslas). He enjoys cheating and using his car as a The main reason why I always win is because I'm a winner. It's a nice color and it's a nice paint job. Moreover, it has an ID, so you can download a game and use it as the car in the game. I think it's awesome.

Krew Taylor

| Jul 18, 2021

Even though I think the ID cars are awesome, I cannot see them gaining any incremental value for me when I consider how many other regular Hotwheels cars I could have purchased for the same price. It doesn't matter if the cars are virtual or if they are apps, kids just want to hold and play with cool looking cars. The Camaro might have gone unsold if it hadn't been on sale, despite the fact that I love the look of this vehicle. In the case of the price, there is no value incremental. One car for a dollar.

Natalie Norris

| Mar 15, 2021

g. - Hot Wheels) The whole group checked it out (including me), as did I. My surprise is that it is not a classic car, but instead a pullback Keep a close eye on it! This man is 62, hard to buy for (buys what he wants when he wants), has 3 classic cars in the garage, and he does not like to go shopping either His desire for a miniature replica of the fireplace mantle has never been expressed. The truth is, I was concerned he might find it ridiculous. My nerves are jangling! As a result, I was delighted when he said it was the best gift he's received in a long time!.

Karina FIELD

| Nov 10, 2020

That's cool since you get to use a real car in the application. Once you have used an item so many times, you will need to buy a new one or wait until it has been refilled.

Kiaan Gaines

| Jul 16, 2021