Hot Wheels Revealers Collection & History | 1992 Mystery Hot Wheels Cars

[@phillipschwoerke8374]

Thank you for the video! I've been piecing this collection bit by bit.

[@NeverMetTheGuy]

Really cool concept, but they definitely phoned it in on the rims situation.

[@IndustrialIndustriesWorldRadio]

Yeah, I feel like these cars were leftovers from some failed project and came up with this gimmick to sell them off.

[@archangelmichael1978]

BTW, all of these cars are only available to super wealthy elites. No commoner could ever own such a machine. I'm still waiting for my Ford Focus, Chevrolet Cavalier, and Honda Civic Matchbox cars. 😂

[@IndustrialIndustriesWorldRadio]

I have no idea what you’re saying. You telling me your parents didn’t get you a Lamborghini for your sweet 16th? Hahaha 🤣 Yeah, my first car was a 77 Caprice big box Chevy that would break down at the perfect times, like getting onto ramps merging into highways. Matchbox makes the more “real life” cars, but still haven’t seen mine.

[@archangelmichael1978]

I've always wondered, did we reach "peak capitalism" during Gen X, and we lived the pinnacle, or did it happen to the Millennials and they've been on a downward spiral ever since? We lived the best days, as Gen X, when going to the mall was like going to an amusement park. Kids these days, Gen Z, will never know such joys. I feel sad for them.

[@IndustrialIndustriesWorldRadio]

I do think for peak “good times” it was the 80’s and 90’s. I’m a millennial albeit on the older side, 6 years short of being gen x (1965-1980 is determined to be gen x) I loved the malls, going out and just doing things. Hell, a trip to Taco Bell with friends was an adventure then. Having a Zoomer brother in his early 20’s I can confirm though that many of him and his friends are still out doing things and far more based than many people my age. Which is a great thing. I feel bad for them too no being able to witness all the cool stuff from the 90’s/early 2000’s