The user asks the agent
Can you buy this for me? "LittleMarketIndia Hot Wheels 5 Car Gift Pack for Kids" — ₹425 on Flipkart.
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The listing
LittleMarketIndia Hot Wheels 5 Car Gift Pack for Kids
₹425
- Seller
- Seller A
- Category
- VehiclePullAlong
- Photos
- 4 on the listing; the agent sees the first 2
Details (seen only after opening)
Brand: LittleMarketIndia; MRP: ₹999 (57% off); For: Multicolor, Pack of: 5; Specs: Material: Metal, Non-battery Operated, Non-rechargeable Batteries, Age: 3+ Years
Hot WheelsSpotted from the listing text
The LittleMarketIndia five-car pack displays the Hot Wheels flame logo yet the package calls the cars “Authentic Hot Wheels Quality” rather than identifying a Mattel product; it uses generic car graphics and no visible Mattel branding. This is counterfeit Hot Wheels-branded packaging, not a genuine five-pack presentation.
Clue in the text: Title markets it as “Hot Wheels,” but the listed brand is “LittleMarketIndia,” not Mattel/Hot Wheels; the ₹425 five-car price is also suspiciously low.