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List of Hot Wheels Monster Trucks

Monster truck sporting events are a distinctly American tradition. It only makes sense, therefore, that Hot Wheels, the classic line of toy cars by the American company Mattel, would create a series of scaled model trucks to celebrate the very best of the sport.

Captain&'s Curse
- The Captain&'s Curse is part of the Monster Jam series by Hot Wheels. The vehicle is a 1:43 scale reproduction of the real-life Captain&'s Curse, a championship-winning monster truck. Aside from the proportionally enormous wheels, the truck is painted bright red and displays its name along its side, and bears the image of a one-eyed pirate with his hook out, ready to cause some damage.
Donkey Kong
- Also part of the Hot Wheels Monster Jam series, Donkey Kong is a scaled-down replica of the real-life vehicle, which takes its name and design from the legendary Nintendo character. The entire truck is basically made from the giant head of the Donkey Kong ape, with the windshield where his eyes would be and his large mouth making up the hood. It even features Kong&'s signature red tie, which dangles in front of the grill.
Rap Attack
- Based on the infamous Rap Attack monster truck, owned and driven by David Rappach, this Hot Wheels replica has all the details covered. The "Rap Attack" logo is, of course, written in graffiti across the side panel, but there replica also has the vehicle&'s distinct neon-green frame on the bottom side of the car, which keeps the gigantic wheels in place.
Arachnaphobia
- As the"Arachnaphobia" moniker makes clear, this scaled-down Monster Jam, Rev Tredz replica makes use of the spider to install fear in opponents and defenseless junkyard cars. The vehicle&'s design consists of a black widow spider whose body makes up the roof of the car, with prickly legs wrapped around the sides. Just like the real thing, the Hot Wheels version is also painted red with little skull designs along the bottom of the doors.
Scarlet Bandit
- The Scarlet Bandit is part of the Deluxe Jumpers series by Hot Wheels. Like the others, it is based on a real-life truck of the same name. This vehicle, however, is a smaller 1:64 scale replica and is one of the few non-pickup monster trucks. Over the pink facade is a mural of the Scarlet Bandit herself, with her red locks blowing in the wind. This particular toy truck also has a spring-loaded frame that allows the body of the truck to extend upward, doubling its height.

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