stackyFACTSDie-cast cars used to be painfully slow and boring until a toy executive got annoyed by real traffic. He hired actual automotive engineers from General Motors to redesign the axles and wheels specifically to ensure they would launch off their bright orange tracks at dangerous speeds.
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