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.

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.”