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Property	Value
rdfs:label	Hyper Mite
rdfs:comment	A bizarre little bug of a car, and one of the shortest Hot Wheels castings in terms of wheelbase. From the front, the bubble-roofed vehicle resembles the face of a koala, although this may be unintended. The interior is worth examining, as it appears to incorporate a bicycle seat, handlebars and pedals! The rear-mounted V-twin engine has two exhaust pipes ending in skyward-pointing funnels. It is doubtful whether any less feasible model has been made by Hot Wheels, although the Rail Rodder comes a close second.
dcterms:subject	2011 Hot Wheels 2007 Hot Wheels 2006 Hot Wheels 2002 Hot Wheels Hot Wheels Original Designs Mark Jones Designs 2001 Hot Wheels 2008 Hot Wheels 2001 First Editions Hot Wheels Playable Cars Convention Hot Wheels Since '68 Series 2008 All Stars
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Number	28757
Series	2001
Name	Hyper Mite
Years	2001
Designer	Mark Jones
abstract	A bizarre little bug of a car, and one of the shortest Hot Wheels castings in terms of wheelbase. From the front, the bubble-roofed vehicle resembles the face of a koala, although this may be unintended. The interior is worth examining, as it appears to incorporate a bicycle seat, handlebars and pedals! The rear-mounted V-twin engine has two exhaust pipes ending in skyward-pointing funnels. It is doubtful whether any less feasible model has been made by Hot Wheels, although the Rail Rodder comes a close second. It featured in the Hot Wheels Velocity X game and had the sharpest handling by far. It was also one of the fastest.