A toy car, miniature and diecast collectors' store in India
Toy Car Store sells metal toy cars and collector's diecast models to people across India who like cars more than is strictly reasonable. 111 models are in the catalogue today, from ₹1,499 pull-back cars to licensed 1:18 models and Formula 1 replicas, and every one of them ships free.
What we sell, and what we don't
Three kinds of thing. Regular-size metal toy cars in 1:24, with opening doors, pull-back motors and lights, which are what most Indian buyers are looking for when they search for a toy car of a particular model. Big-size 1:18 collector's models with opening bonnets and detailed interiors, for shelves and gifts. And a small, chosen range of licensed pieces: Bburago Formula 1 cars in 1:43 and Rastar remote control replicas.
We do not sell plastic toy cars, and we do not list a model as licensed unless it is. Where a model is a replica of a car's shape rather than an official product, the page says so. Most of the 1:24 range is replica; that is what keeps it at ₹1,500.
How we choose models
The catalogue leans towards the cars India actually drives and dreams about: the Defender, Range Rover, G-Wagon and Thar, the Land Cruiser and Fortuner-era Prado, the S-Class, and then the supercars and JDM cars people know from games and films. Each model is chosen for the casting quality first. If the wheels sit wrong in the arches or the doors droop, it does not get stocked, whatever the price.
How orders are handled
Every shipment is unboxed and checked before it is listed: panel gaps, wheels, paint, lights and the contents of the box. Models that fail go back to the supplier. Orders placed before 2 pm ship the same working day, in the manufacturer box inside a second carton with padding. Big-size models are tied to their insert so mirrors and wipers survive the courier. Anything that arrives damaged is replaced when you send photos within 48 hours.
Prices include GST and every order gets a GST invoice. Pay by UPI, cards or net banking through a secure payment gateway. The catalogue was last checked on 23 September 2026.
For collectors
If you collect, the scale size chart explains the sizes, each collection page carries a buying guide written by people who own the models, and the restock list at the bottom of every page is where limited runs are announced first. Questions about a specific model are answered on WhatsApp, usually within the hour.