Corgi International has developed the H2GO, a toy radio-controlled car that runs on clean fuel-cell technology. Solar power and water supply a fueling unit, which in turn drives a hydrogen fuel cell.

To celebrate the release of the final "No Time to Die" trailer, Aston Martin has created a full-size version of the classic Corgi "Goldfinger" James Bond 007 1965 DB5 toy car. The silver coupe is ...

As well as being the first toy cars to have plastic windows, other features to appear in Corgi cars were fibre-optic style working lights, friction push-along motors, removable wheels, horns ...

The original Corgi 007 Aston Martin DB5 toy debuted in October 1965, about a year after the “ Goldfinger” movie showed Sean Connery behind the wheel of the gadget-infused spy-mobile.

Corgi, the toy manufacturer, claims it has “beaten Detroit to the punch” by signing an agreement with a fuel cell manufacturer to develop a range of eco-friendly toy cars that run on water.

Popular on Variety Indeed, Corgi’s deal to make Bond cars stretches back 41 years — which Epstein believes is the longest uninterrupted toy license.

If it's true that big boys love big toys, they also love small ones. For most of the 20th century, diecast cars have been one of the most popular collecting categories among males of all ages ...

Aston Martin Unveils 1:1 Scale DB5 Corgi Toy Box In Central London, 007’s Car Included The giant Corgi box contains one of 25 Aston Martin DB5 Goldfinger Continuation cars ...

Corgi International has unveiled a new hydrogen fuel cell powered radio controlled toy car at the Nuremberg International Toy Fair in Germany based on technology developed by Horizon Fuel Cell.

That's one expensive 'Corgi': 100-year-old Silver Ghost Rolls-Royce could fetch £2MILLION at auction Car got nickname after toy maker copied it for a range in the 1960s By TOM GARDNER and NICK ...

How toy cars made in Wales led the way in revolutionising design for mini motors.