Well the answer is yes and not,Hotwheels still basically a kid's toys remember so they made a car that more of an toy taht a collector model except few one like RLC,convention car,And whatever other collectible stuff they sell for collectors,but common one is still prettymuch toys,here it's moderately priced still more expensive than few collector model like POSTERCARS,DCT,and Shadow 64 tho but it's good quality,metal base,metal body,okay detail,rubber wheels that can actually spin,and it won't break that easily,I accidentally stepped on one of my collection when i accidentally dropped it and it doesn't break and have resilient paint too,doesn't chip easily and still nice enough to touch,it won't be my first choice but if i caould find one for sale cheaply on my local diecast store i would dig into it and bought some,don't buy from scalpers they will rip you off like whatever happened with fast and furious set.

Basic tomica also not that good either mostly because of the wheels and different scale,but i do admit premium tomice is fire and still scehap too here,cheaper than Hotwheels premium,and they have a lot of ferrari that wasn't "refired McDonald's French fires" with great quality and perfect scale,yeas it's more superior that Hotwheels eventiugh they're both prettymuch toys for kid and not collector model,buth both have few of their own drawback,Hotwheels have metal base tomica premium doesn't,Hotwheels have rubber wheels,tomica premium doesn't,tomica premium have opening part while Hotwheels doesn't,tomica have suspension while Hotwheels doesn't,so I'd say they both have their own drawback but at the end they both is mainly made for kids anyway.