a dime a dozen these days. But,
ones as tiny as a standard Hot
Wheels car? Those are little more
rare. In fact, we only know of
one such product -- iNitro
Speeders from Mattel. The radio-
controlled Hot Wheels racers
won't hit 100MPH, but it also
won't decimate your bank
account. The itty-bitty Mustang
GT we tried out is, after all, just a
toy -- and not the kind that
bored rich men buy themselves.
It's plastic, relatively cheap ($33)
and designed to work with every
kid's favorite touchscreen device,
the iPhone. So, how is one of the
premiere brands of die cast cars
keeping up in the smartphone
age?
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