The '71 Mustang is the lighter colored variant of the mainline edition. Instead of having violet and yellow as the color combinations, this variant has orange and green. The text logos and fire paint stripe has a cooler appearance with the green color. This edition has the features of the mainline edition like the exposed engine in the middle of the windshield, long body, slim base, and chrome interior. Funny cars can open up by lifting the metal body to expose the interior, but this is a funnier car - Hot Wheels decided to get rid of that feature. It would have been great if Hot Wheels retained the opening feature. If you like to see the details of the interior, the blue windows can still let you do that. Before you go:    Visit my YouTube channel called Diecast Collection Videoarts using this link https://www.youtube.com/diecastcollectionvideoarts After watching some videos - subscribe!

The 2016 Camaro SS is one of the modern muscle cars released in the mainline by Hot Wheels. This is a repaint of the car and it retains the details of an earlier variants. The details are the larger front grille with a plastic insert, Hot Wheels style wheel sizes, interior, and exhausts. The paint details have been changed like the body to white and text logos to red and black. You can think of this as a inversion of the earlier black variant of this model. Like other KMart cars, you can only get this variant at KMart stores. I think this car can become really good if it becomes a premium car. The additional paints on the front and back, and upgraded wheels will make this Camaro SS better. Before you go:    Visit my YouTube channel called Diecast Collection Videoarts using this link https://www.youtube.com/diecastcollectionvideoarts After watching some videos - subscribe!

I am not used to seeing Volkswagen cars in different forms because I am used to seeing Beetles whenever I see the brand. This changed when I started to collect diecast cars that showed me there are other Volkswagen cars beside Beetles. The '90 Volkswagen GOLF is a good example. It is a bit old and I have seen newer versions of this car on roads, but those still retain the features of this '90s car. The '90 GOLF is one of the more detailed Matchbox mainline cars. It has details in the interior, windshield, side mirrors, and spare tire. The bumper has slots to show the front, and it has some lights on the bottom sides and a large blank rectangular area in the center. I assume that area is for the license plate holder. The paint designs are very minimal in this model. All paint designs are on the sides, with a text logo and some forest or mountain pattern. I find it a bit unusual that the plastic base of the '90 GOLF has a similar color as the body. I have yet to s

The '19 Chevrolet Silverado is a long vehicle and one of the longest models released by Hot Wheels. The casting has good details like the high stance, sideview mirrors, windshield wipers, and chrome grille. It looks spacious because of the extended cab length. The truck bed is smaller and was shortened by the cab. I think this is the modern setup of these trucks to give emphasis on seat space rather than storage space. I do not have the regular mainline edition to compare with this KMart, but I assume the paint design patterns remain the same. The paints are placed on top and sides for this truck. It has splatters of paints on the roof and sides, and a solid color on the front hood. The paint designs blended with the gray body. Before you go:    Visit my YouTube channel called Diecast Collection Videoarts using this link https://www.youtube.com/diecastcollectionvideoarts After watching some videos - subscribe!