This model of the 2007 FJ Cruiser by Toyota features realistic design and intricate detail. The real square-shouldered sports utility vehicle features an all-steel body that opens with two full-sized doors, two rear-hinged clamshell doors for backseat access and a side-hinged tailgate. It also has a 245-horsepower 4.0-liter V-6 engine. Launch date: April 2007.

This pair of bookends is made from two brake rotors bent at 90 degrees. The aluminum rotors are cross-drilled in the pattern of a high-performance brake disc. The hairline polished surface feature simulates the texture of brake marks on actual brake discs.

A must for any VW collector, this diecast by Auto Art is approximately 9" long and distinguished by excellent detail and paint. It is a limited production.

A true 1/18th scale die-cast metal assembled model, it features opening doors and hood with engine and detailed interior, as well as a working steering and suspension.

— “1/18 is our most popular scale. It offers the most detail at an affordable size,” states Detour Dave of Diecastfast.
— Autoart is a well-respected Canadian company that puts out detail-oriented, well-made mid-level die-casts that have a long life and continuous popularity.
— “Porsches are popular across the board,” said John Tierney, sales manager of Hobbies, Inc. “Kids and adults both want them.”

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.