This set features hot superhero action. This 1:43 scale set is a perfect way to introduce kids to the hobby. The basic set includes 18.7 feet of track and has two lane change sections and double looping. It also includes a turbo speed controller that provides a race boost.

Cars in this set are each fitted with a microprocessor, which allows the racer to run multiple cars on the same track, just like the real thing, with more bumper-to-bumper thrills and lane change capabilities. The set includes a digital power control unit and track sections within the layout.
— Mary M. Tague, owner of Toy Town Inc. in Key Biscayne, Fla., suggested these sets for those coming to her store this Christmas.
— Steve Valentine, owner of Faster, Faster, Race, Race in San Diego thinks these are “the big-ticket item this Christmas. You wanna impress a kid? This is the thing to do it with.”
— Wally Wombat, icon for Wally’s ToyWorld in Boise, Idaho, got a set for his own kids. “My two sons are gonna love it.”

This finely detailed replica of the single-seat Indy racers includes exceptional detailing, a front axle width of 6 mm and front tire diameter of 20 mm.

This system offers the ability to race up to six cars on the same lane. Users can make the digital cars change lanes by pressing a button on the controller. The digital power base allows a selection of seven race modes, lap counting, lap timing, individual braking options for each car, false start detection and power control that cuts power to cars as they cross the finish line. It includes a red Porsche Boxster and a yellow Porsche Boxster.

Sports car racing fans remember June 23, 1991 because it was the first time that a Japanese automobile manufacturer won the 24-hour Le Mans. The first time, too, for a rotary-powered engine. AUTOart will debut this 1/18 Mazda 787B die-cast model in its 1/18 Signature series.

The S9 is the perfect family car. Equipped with large 12-spoked rims, bright blue low-profile tires and a large sweeping roofline, it exudes coolness. With four-passenger seating and a body extension block used to lengthen the wheel base, the comfort of the ride is improved and the Automoblox lineup is more versatile. Dramatic headlights and taillights add distinction and will enhance any car your child might create.
― “Automoblox ... [we sell] at least a dozen per month,” said Rosie Morris, manager of Whiz Kids Toys in San Luis Obispo, Calif., when asked in early 2009 about best-selling wooden toys in her store.

The Automoblox M9 comfortably seats eight of our cool, blue people. The extra-long main passenger compartment and additional seating for four in the rear block give this vehicle the longest wheelbase in the line-up. Now your child can build a minivan like mom’s that even dad will want to drive.

The rich purple roof and soft rubber tires appropriately dress the Automoblox King of the Road. With an increased ride height and extra-large rims, this ride rolls with the big boys. Increased storage capacity in the rear block allows this ultimate lifestyle vehicle to be equally big on adventure and style.

Inspired by the compact cars popular in Europe and Japan, the A9 is certainly big on style for its small frame. Featuring small three-spoke wheels, low-profile tires, and a generous roofline with plenty of headroom, it is sure to get great mileage from this little gem.
—  As of 05/13/2011 this product had 4.8 out of 5 stars from 6 reviews on Amazon.com. Cons: One reviewer mentioned that the price was rather high, but then said the quality of the product was worth it.
— “We have some Automoblox. It's a fairly new line and we're doing great with them. I've reordered three times this month,” said Melinda Pontanares, manager of Apple Box Toys in San Diego, Calif., reporting sales of about 150 per month during a July 2009 survey of best-selling collectibles.

The T9 pick-up will have your children imagining daring adventures over tock-strewn trails and long trips to places only a beloved pick-up can take them.The will enjoy taking the T9 apart as well rebuilding it and dreaming up their own creations. Pop off the roof and quickly snap together the front and rear blocks or exchange them with parts from other models for countless hours of fun and learning.