How to Spot a Fake Hot Wheels
Just compare it to pics online. If it looks off, it probably is. Also, real Hot Wheels have detailed and clear trademarks underneath.
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Honestly, if the price seems too good to be true, it probably isn't a real Hot Wheels. You get what you pay for!
All this checking? Just buy from reputable sellers or directly from the brand. Saves you the headache.
First off, always check the packaging. Real Hot Wheels come in distinctive packaging that's hard to mimic perfectly. Look for any typos or low-quality printing, as those are dead giveaways. Next, examine the car itself. Authentic Hot Wheels have a certain heft to them and the paint job is usually flawless. If it feels too light or the paint looks sloppy, you might be holding a fake. Lastly, the wheels and axles on genuine Hot Wheels are well-crafted and roll smoothly; if they're misaligned or roll poorly, be suspicious.
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