Opening 2025 Matchbox Mainlines & Moving Parts - '24 Mustang GT, '24 Tacoma, National Parks Cherokee

[@jimmyhabib6490]

My absolute favorite thing about Matchbox for 2025 is definately the card art which goes way beyond tradition for Matchbox! Not only that, but my absolute favorites are the new '24 Toyota Tundra and the '16 Ford Interceptor Utility with the Matchbox County deco that's on the Moving Parts Ram Ambulance, the Working Rigs Pierce Ladder Fire-truck, and the recently released Scania Tactical Command Center! The 2024 Ford BEV is a very unique vehicle even though it's not sold here in America. I do love the new Moving Parts for 2025 as well with the Jeep Cherokee as a National Parks Forest Ranger vehicle and the new Mustang! My least favorite would be the MBX Field Car Convertible since it's basically a modified version of the basic MBX Field Car.

[@toms_garage]

I picked up the Tacoma and Explorer at my local Tesco, £2.30 each here in the UK for mainline

[@HJ_GHOST]

Shooting Brakes are usually derived from Coupes, while Wagons are usually based on Sedans or Hatchbacks.

[@64Wheels]

That’s good to know!✍️

[@CyrusFujimuro]

You could always use nail polish remover if you want to save the card

[@Random-seal]

I am insanely lucky to find 2025 mainlines at my local supermarket but I did and I'm happy

[@Ural_Kit381]

I already have a few :3

[@tevinhoward8804]

They're weren't any release dates of em coming next year or late🙄

[@64Wheels]

I wish there was a release schedule of some sort but cars just seem to show up randomly ha

[@warrenguy76]

Hi 64Wheels and fellow subscribers, what are your thoughts when you have a car with headlight detail but no taillight detail at all, like the Moving Parts Jeep? Does this lower the “score” you would give it? Are there factory reasons why they do this? My favorite model of all time is the green Mercury Villager wagon, and I took a red marker and painted taillights on it when I was a kid! 😅

[@64Wheels]

I do think it cheapens the model when it only has tampos on the front. In the case of the Jeep, I’d rather have less emergency detail on the side and trade those for tailights or some rear detailing. I feel like headlights and taillight tampos should be required and everything else is a plus ha.

[@warrenguy76]

@ thanks for you reply! I wonder how many cars have been made with no tampos on the headlights but tampos on the taillights. 🤔 I love you channel and I need to watch more of it!