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Most old Matchbox vehicles are 1:64 scale. A small number of offerings list other scales (for example 1:12) or are described as not to scale.

Old Matchbox cars are commonly die-cast metal or steel bodies and frequently include plastic parts (for example interiors, windows, or wheels). Some listings explicitly note metal-and-plastic construction.

Many Matchbox packs and individual cars are labeled for ages 3 and up. Specialty or collector models sometimes carry higher suggested ages such as 8+ or 14+ depending on small parts or collector focus.

Matchbox items are offered as single cars and multi-packs. Common multi-pack sizes shown in listings include 4-, 5-, 8-, 20- and 24-packs, though other configurations may appear.

Collector and vintage Matchbox models often come in collector-grade or retro/throwback packaging, including unopened display-ready boxes and nostalgic artwork intended for collectors.

Most vintage Matchbox cars are non-powered, free-wheeling toys with rolling wheels for push-play. Some models also advertise moving parts such as opening doors, hoods, or trunks.

Individual Matchbox cars are typically small: many listings show single-car sizes around 1.26 inches, with some descriptions noting vehicles that measure approximately up to 2.8 inches each.

Several multi-packs are sold as random assortments and do not guarantee uniqueness, so duplicated cars can be included in a set.

Matchbox cars are described as non-powered with no batteries required; play is typically push-based, free-wheeling using rolling wheels.

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