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Fab gifts for car fans

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For those of us who still love Tonka Toys and Matchbox cars, here are some fun gift-giving ideas for all ages this holiday season. Ford Bronco Plush Horse For kids—or adults who just like horsing around—the Ford Bronco polyester stuffed animal ($27) is super soft and comes with a fluffy mane, glossy black eyes and a kicky green bandana.

Bonus: It’s machine washable.  Kia Hamster Seatbelt Buddy Kia also has its own stuffed animal: the hamster seatbelt buddy ($13), dressed in a black T-shirt and white Kia logo.

Two Velcro flaps on the back come together to fit any seatbelt.  BMW Small Fashion Wallet Nix the purses and over-stuffed billfolds.

The BMW small fashion wallet ($70) is only 4.1×2.9 inches and features two card slots, one banknote compartment and the BMW logo tastefully stamped on the outside. Vintage Subaru License Plate The vintage-looking SUB-ARU license plate ($12) is made of recycled aluminum and measures 6×12 inches.

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