Hot Wheels City Nemesis Wreck & Ride Gorilla Attack Playset

Get ready for explosive city action with the Hot Wheels™ City Wreck & Ride Gorilla Attack Playset, where kids must outsmart a massive gorilla named Gary who has taken over the gas station. This action-packed track set challenges racers to launch their cars across the gorilla’s powerful arms and straight through his mouth to escape being eaten.

With dramatic stunt elements, adjustable track pieces, and multiple connection points, this playset delivers endless replay value while encouraging creativity and problem-solving. Whether played on its own or connected to other Hot Wheels™ City sets, the Gorilla Attack playset turns every race into a daring rescue mission.

Compatibility

• Recommended Age: 4 to 8 years old

• Vehicle Compatibility: Compatible with Hot Wheels® 1:64 scale die-cast cars

• Safety Note: Contains small parts; not suitable for children under 3 years old

Product Features

• Epic Gorilla Nemesis: A massive gorilla named Gary creates a thrilling obstacle for high-speed stunts.

• Extendable, Bendable Arms: Gorilla arms extend over 3 feet and can be repositioned to increase difficulty.

• Launcher Action: Built-in launcher sends cars racing across the arms and through the gorilla’s mouth.

• Interactive Gas Station Details: Includes two gas pumps with movable hoses for realistic city play.

• Track Connection Points: Arms and base connect to other Hot Wheels® sets to expand the city.

• Includes 1 Toy Car: Ready-to-play right out of the box with a Hot Wheels® vehicle included.

• Encourages Skill & Creativity: Supports fine motor skills, problem-solving, and imaginative storytelling.

What’s Included

• 1 Hot Wheels™ City Wreck & Ride Gorilla Attack™ playset

• 1 Hot Wheels® 1:64 scale die-cast vehicle

Additional Product Information

• Additional Hot Wheels® cars and track sets sold separately

• Colors and decorations may vary
  

• Designed for action-packed indoor play

• Ideal gift for kids who enjoy racing, stunts, and city-themed storytelling