Diecast cars come in a wide range of scales, each designed to balance detail, size, and collectability. The most common is 1:64 scale, popularized by brands like Hot Wheels and Matchbox, offering small, affordable models that are easy to store and trade. 1:43 scale provides more room for accuracy and is a favorite among traditional collectors, especially in Europe. For high-detail display pieces, 1:24 and 1:18 scales are preferred, with 1:18 models often featuring opening doors, working suspensions, and intricate interiors. Larger scales like 1:12 or 1:8 exist as premium items, prized for their exceptional craftsmanship. Across all sizes, scale helps determine not only the model’s physical dimensions but also the level of realism and the collecting experience.