As “mama” Mattel explained, in order to celebrate Hot Wheels' 40th anniversary, it invited major carmakers to submit a series of concept ideas that would be turned into a line of 1/64 scale toy cars in spring 2008. Mitsubishi entered the Hot Wheels Designer's Challenge with a proposition from Mitsubishi Motors Research and Design of America (MRDA) employee, Gary Ragle.

Gary’s Double Shotz concept sportscar, that’s fitted with two 4G63 engines derived from the Lancer Evolution, was one of the seven winners in the Hot Wheels Designer’s Challenge. We wouldn’t mind at all if Mitsubishi decided to create a life-size concept of Gary’s proposition.

http://carscoop.blogspot.com/2007/10...ot-wheels.html

Imagine a 2 stroker motors with BIG turbos on it?

 

that is pretty fing sweet, i would buy it if it was life size lol

 

Can u say DUAL 2.2-2.4 stroker with DUAL GT35 and up?

 

Yeah that's cool, I'd rock that. Send it to AMS and get ridiculous huge slicks, have a 2000whp car.

 

First and most importantly, how in the hell do you get in the car if it were real!!??

 

I have to say that is pretty cool.

 

Id rock it.. i think its a cool idea

 

look sweet... but from the looks of it.. dont think you would have much room to do work in the engine bay.

~chug

 

That would be a sick production car. A huge turbo in the front and another one in the back... oh the possibilities.

 

wow before i even read your post at all i thought to myself" that looks like a hotwheel"

 

So Mitsu is showcasing an engine they are discontinuing (at least for the Evo)?

 

That is a pretty cool concept for a Hot Wheel.

 

I like it...really cool

 

I think it sucks how there are no Evo Hot Wheels / Matchbox over here. They have the new Eclipse but no Evo.

Whats up with that?

I have 1 Hot Wheels Evo I bought from the UK. Its the Rally car. I could probably get some decent money for it if I wanted to sell it. Hmmm....

 

don't get any ideas jarrod!! keep that thing. I actually was picking up a rachet set couple months ago in pep boys and happened to see the lone evo diecast car. Actually put the thing together with rims and all, it's a gold colored car. Pretty f'in sweet meng!!

gary coleman ftw btw!!