​Hot Wheels Barbie Die-Cast Pink Corvette in 1:64 Scale, Toy Car Modelled on the Corvette in Barbie The Movie with Film-Themed Packaging, HPR54

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The sports car was originally designed by Judy Choi, a designer in Mattel's Barbie division; Kevin Cao later took the design and recreated it in various scales, including this model. The hood opens to act as a fashion closet and storage cubby while the rear portion where the engine would be is a miniature swimming pool for a pet. The life-sized car features rainbow-colored five-spoke rims, a holographic glittery finish and synthetic fuzz on the seat headrests. For its size the casting is notably very heavy with a centered weight distribution.

Well, if it's any of the Ken vehicles, I'm very here for that because the Ken vehicles are what I'm looking for! Is there a car this season that you couldn't believe they pulled off turning into a life-size car? For both of you, which car kind of was like, “Oh my god, I can't believe this is in front of me and life-size?”For 2023, the Hot Wheels mainline is numbered 1 through 250 with color variations not receiving a new number. Treasure Hunts and store exclusives are numbered. For the listing by series see List of 2023 Hot Wheels (by Series). But yeah, we worked with our partners across the aisle in Barbie. That's one of a few different diecast cars we have from the Barbie world, as well as we've got some– I'm pausing because I'm wondering if, actually, what I'm talking about is out yet, and it might not be. But we are working very closely with our friends over in Barbie, and you may see some fun things soon.

Then I know we haven't gotten to it, but the finale is phenomenal. So all the cars—and I won't spoil anything—but the cars there are…it's really worthy of a finale. I think everything is jiving at that point, and I feel like it's sort of like next level with those car builds. I would assume it also means you can dream bigger because it shows people want to see their toys come to life.TED WU: Yeah, absolutely. First off, I've never thought about my time as spanning across two decades, which is horrifying [laughs] but thank you for that moment of realization.