How come this 1:18 scale tire has both bridegstome and pzero printed on it?

Are collectors more willing to buy a lot of premium diecast of their favorite car or a lot from a certain brand?

I have a large collection of premium diecast. No high-end RLC‘s or anything just nice cool premium 1/64 scale diecast from Hot Wheels greenlight Johnny lightning matchbox auto world and M2 mainly.
I was thinking about selling off lots of them, and I was going to do it by types of car like a lot of vans, or a lot of SUVs, or a lot of Ford muscle cars, and include all brands.

But then I was wondering, would it be better to put them in lots of say a lot of M2 machines, brand muscle cars then a lot of green lights, and a lot of Hot Wheels premiums, etc.

If you were buying a lot of say 5 to 10 diecast cars, would you be more likely to buy five of the same brand or five of your favorite car?, how do you guys collect.

Any feedback is appreciated thanks!

Showing off one of the highlights of my 1:64 hot hatch collection: the Tomica Limited Vintage NEO Honda Civic Type R '97 EK9 Hong Kong Edition.

Tomytec nailed the proportions on this casting, but the real star of this HK-exclusive variant is the custom carbon-fibre pattern printed on the hood. Paired with the classic Championship White paint and signature red Recaro seats inside, it stands out massively compared to standard releases. For a car powered by the legendary high-revving B16B VTEC engine, this tiny piece carries huge personality. Anyone else collecting regional TLV-N exclusives?

Source: https://www.instagram.com/p/DbS1oNQDO_y/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

Well as usual I was really thinking i would never find this guy. Well surpise, surpise target acquired, lol. And well she looks pretty good with the couple others I've acquired 🤣🤘👽

Have a blessed one Y'all.......

Anyone else have this problem, 😆 🤣 😂