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Hot Wheels Grab The Fire – Race Rewards Program

Dec 3 by Leave a Comment

“It doesn’t matter if you’re 2 years old, or 82 years old—Hot Wheels® have and will always be timeless, little cars, that for many of us like myself, represent the love and passion we have for automobiles. And if you love collecting these, things just got a whole lot better!”

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This is a sponsored post on behalf of Lunchbox. The opinions and love for Hot Wheels® is mine!

If you’re anything like me, every trip to Walmart means that after gathering all the groceries or whatever happens to be on your shopping list, you can swing by the toy section and let your imagination fly.

Now, when most people see me pushing my shopping cart around the Hot Wheels® aisle with my two daughters, most of them imagine we are picking some up for them to play with. Truth be told, although they love cars (specially my 4 year old) most of the time the Hot Wheels® are for me! And with the new Hot Wheels Race Rewards: Grab The Fire™, I have the chance to earn points for Hot Wheels® at my local Walmart! How cool is that?

How It Works

All you have to do to join the fun, is take the following steps:

  • Buy more and get more – Shop participating Hot Wheels® products at Walmart to get exclusive Hot Wheels® rewards.
  • Scan your receipt – Purchase Hot Wheels® products then snap a photo of the receipt to verify your purchase.
  • Earn rewards! – Choose from a variety of exclusive Hot Wheels® rewards.

The Rewards

Once you follow those guidelines, all you have to is choose from various exclusive rewards! I don’t know about you, but I love rewards. Check out the some of the rides that you can earn through the Hot Wheels Race Rewards: Grab The Fire™ program.

The Monster Jam Zombie Truck

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Any Monster Jam fans out there? It’s your chance to score this sweet truck! This is definitely my son’s favorite.

The ’57 Chevy Bel Air Flaming-Hot Hot Rod

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By far my favorite out of the three! This sweet ’57 Chevy has some sweet lines, hot rod tires and an equally flaming paint job to match.

The Monster Jam Dragon Truck

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Seriously, who doesn’t love a flame-spitting truck with horns coming out the roof? Okay, maybe not everyone, but this is still a pretty sweet truck inspired after a real Monster Jam monster truck. Get it!

Act Now

You know exactly what to do, and how to do it. So don’t forget to visit your local Walmart store, pick out your favorite Hot Wheels® and follow the 3-easy steps to get your exclusive reward. Think about it, you’ll most likely be buying Hot Wheels® for the holidays anyway, so you might as well be rewarded for it.

Don’t delay, go grab the fire!

 

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