Hot Wheels Wheels) basic car 1956 corvette [From 3 years old] HNK31

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[Contents] The Corvette has established a firm position as an icon of American sports cars.Currently in its eighth generation, this car was first introduced in 1953, exactly 70 years ago.The 1956 model, which was inspired by Hot Wheels, is known for breaking away from the traditional straight-six engine and coming standard with a powerful V-8 engine, and is known for dramatically increasing Corvette's reputation.However, Hot Wheels is not a reproduction of a production car, but rather the 1956 Corvette EV (electric vehicle) that appears in the live-action Barbie movie.It can be said that it is a car that will touch the heartstrings not only of Corvette fans but also Barbie lovers, as the rear seats, which are not included in the original Corvette, are faithfully reproduced, which is a characteristic of the car in the ``Barbie'' movie. [Country of origin] Malaysia [Target age] 3 years old and up The back of the blister card is a Japanese package. [Hot Wheels] Hot Wheels = ``Cool cars!'' A unique Southern California-style exterior, fast-moving wheels (the latest technology at the time!), and tires with red lines.It is currently the best-selling minicar in the world. [Perfect as a gift] Perfect as a gift for anniversaries such as birthdays, Christmas presents, kindergarten admission celebrations, etc.