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Matchbox and Lesney toy cars were probably my favourites. Majorette and Siku were also quality brands.
On downhill races Mattel or Majorette cars usully won. In school we had races and for a short while I was quite succesful with a Majorette Peugeot 405 T16 Dakar racer untill I made a bad trade. The winner was he who got the car to the longest distance on downhill without assisting it in any way.
At home my favourite hobby was to smash cars
I didn't destroy anything valuable but quite a lot of cheaper ones. There were few methods which I used. One is to put the car on workbench and slowly turn the screw untill you have a cool-looking 'crashed' car. Or put the car in vertical position on a rock and drop another rock against it. Maybe the funniest way was to stuff the car with leaves and put a driver inside (if there is room) and then ignite it and drop it from a cliff 
On downhill races Mattel or Majorette cars usully won. In school we had races and for a short while I was quite succesful with a Majorette Peugeot 405 T16 Dakar racer untill I made a bad trade. The winner was he who got the car to the longest distance on downhill without assisting it in any way.
At home my favourite hobby was to smash cars
I didn't destroy anything valuable but quite a lot of cheaper ones. There were few methods which I used. One is to put the car on workbench and slowly turn the screw untill you have a cool-looking 'crashed' car. Or put the car in vertical position on a rock and drop another rock against it. Maybe the funniest way was to stuff the car with leaves and put a driver inside (if there is room) and then ignite it and drop it from a cliff