Vehicles + Flyers
63 products
Toy Cars and Flying Toys for Redemption and Entertainment
Speed, stunts, and a little bit of crashing: that's the appeal of toy cars, and flying toys add the thrill of a launch. Toy vehicles here range from pocket-size pull-back racers and die-cast collectibles to monster trucks, race track sets, and remote control cars. Flying toys cover foam planes, stunt gliders, rockets, and kites, plus finger skateboards for kids who'd rather land a trick. Smaller pieces typically come packed by the inner in high counts, while larger sets and RC vehicles are often sold individually.
Explore Toy Cars and Flying Toys by Type
Pull-Back and Die-Cast Cars
Pull-back cars deliver instant speed with no batteries or remote, and the styles keep it interesting: go-karts, off-roaders, crash cars, and rally racers that backflip. Die-cast cars bring the collector side, with Hot Wheels® single packs, color-changing cars, and monster trucks. To see every licensed item, from toy cars to room decor, browse the full Hot Wheels® collection.
Race Tracks and Track Sets
A toy race track gives kids a whole racing setup to take home, not just one car. Options include electronic track and car sets, catapult rail sets, and magnetic race sets. They're typically sold individually, and their size makes them a natural upper-shelf feature.
Remote Control Cars and Trucks
RC is the prize kids get to drive themselves. Remote control cars run from mini racers to open-wheel race cars, off-road RC trucks, and battle tanks. The bigger models give the upper shelves a prize with real wow factor and high perceived value.
Foam Planes and Gliders
Foam gliders and toy planes range from small gliders packed in high counts to bigger foam planes and jet fighters. Stunt and slingshot gliders add a little competition: whose flies farthest, climbs highest, or pulls off the best loop.
Rockets, Flyers, and Kites
Jump launch rockets, slingshot rockets, and foam finger rockets turn any open space into a launch pad, and light-up versions keep the fun going after dark. Flying discs, character flyers, streamer flyers, and kites round out the flying toys for kids who'd rather fly than drive. For more active play, shop outdoor play and sports.
How Do I Choose Toy Cars and Flying Toys?
Build from the bottom of the counter up. Foam gliders, finger rockets, finger skateboards, and small pull-back cars typically come in high counts, which makes them easy to keep stocked in entry-level bins and on pegs. Die-cast singles, character flyers, and mini RC racers can move up a tier. Track sets, larger RC vehicles, and monster trucks have the size for the upper shelves, where guests can see them from the redemption line.
Within each tier, mixing toy cars with flying toys gives kids a real choice between something to race and something to launch.
Before ordering, check each product's specifications for size, pack quantity, packaging, and power source, so batteries are ready for anything RC or electronic.
