Hot Wheels: Turbo Racing

Hot Wheels: Turbo Racing is a video game for the Nintendo 64 and Sony PlayStation, which was released on August 31, 1999.

High Speed Racing Action
Stunts, speed and crashes combine for wild racing fun!

Race over 40 Classic Hot Wheels® cars - TwinMill® and Red Baron™
First Ever Killer Stunt Moves - 360°s, barrel rolls, mid-air spins!
11 Hot Wheels Tracks - loop-the-loops, danger changers and more!
Multiplayer Action - Race against your friends!
3 Ways to Win - speed, stunts, or crash cars off the road!
Shortcuts, Hidden cars, Power ups!
Rockin' Soundtrack - Metallica, Alex Skolnick, Meat Beat Manifesto,
Reverend Horton Heat, Link Wray, Mix Master Mike, Medicine Drum, Pistel,
Primus w/ The Dust Bros, Androyd, Kelp, Bil w/ DJ Spooky and Grassy Knoll!

Featured Cars

Car Name	Notes	Game Version	Actual Version (or Close Proximity)
Bi-Sector	The 1st of 2 cars that was part of the Crashers series
Cat-A-Pult	Game version identical to the 1998 FE version
Deora	Game version most similar to the 1994 Vintage Series, Metalflake Red variant
Double Vision	Game version identical to the 1998 FE version
Dragster	Game version identical to the 1995 Race Team version
Evil Weevil	Game version identical to the 1971 FE version
Formula 5000	Game version paint & tampos unlike any released version
Go Kart	Game version similar to the 1998 FE version
Gulch Stepper	Game version paint & tampos unlike any released version
Hot Wheels 500	Game version paint & tampos unlike any released version
Hot Wheels Car	Game version similar to the HW Race Team edition
Jet Threat	Game version paint & tampos unlike any released version
Lakester	Game version similar to the 1998 FE version
Mongoose	Game version similar to the 1970 FE version
Power Pipes	Game version most similar to the Phantom Racer version
Power Pistons	Game version unlike any released version
Power Rocket	Game version similar to the 1995 FE version
Purple Passion	Game version similar to the 1990 FE version
Rash 1	The 2nd of 2 cars that was part of the Crashers series
Red Baron	Game version identical to the 1973 version
Rigor Motor	Game version identical to the 1994 FE version
Road Rocket	Game version very similar to the 1994 FE version
Rock Buster	Game version paint & tampos unlike any released version
Shadow Jet	Game version paint & tampos unlike any released version. (The 2006 version is similar)
Silhouette II	Game version similar to the 1993 FE version
Slideout	Game version identical to the 1998 FE version
Snake	Game version most similar to the 1973 Snake II
Sol-Aire CX-4	Game version similar to the 1992 version
Speed Blaster	Game version similar to the 1995 version
Splittin' Image II	Game version identical to the 1998 X-Treme Machines 5-Pack version
Stagefright	Game version identical to the 1977 Flying Colors version
Stealth	Game version paint & window are unlike any released version
Street Rodder	Game version similar to the 1976 Flying Colors version
Strip Teaser	Game version similar to the 1971 FE version
Super Van	Game version similar to the 1975 Flying Colors version
Sweet 16 II	Game version identical to the 1999 Toys 'R' Us Exclusive version
Thunder Roller	Game version identical to the X-V Racers version
Tow Jam	Game version identical to the 1998 FE version
Twin Mill	Game version similar to the 1969 FE version
Twin Mill II	Game version identical to the 1996 release
Way 2 Fast	Game version identical to the 1997 FE version
Twin Mill	A gold spectraflame version is shown in the game intro