Hot Wheels Car Culture Japan Historics 4 Mazda Vehicle Toy Mini Car Ages 3 and Up Yellow HRV84 RX-3

[Contents] Savanna is a mid-sized car (in the Japanese market) exclusively for rotary engines (RE), released by Mazda (the car name at the time was Toyo Kogyo) in 1971. The Savanna car name was not used overseas, and the car was given the car name RX-3. Instead of the vertical movement of the cylindrical piston of a normal reciprocating engine, the RE derives its power from the rotational movement of a strangely shaped piston called a rice ball-shaped rotor, and at the time it was synonymous with Mazda's advanced technology. The RE was compact and easily produced power, and the Savannah received high praise as a base vehicle for competition vehicles. Symbolizing this is the fact that the Savannah overcame the stronghold of the Skyline GT-R, which was unrivaled in Japanese touring car racing from the late 1960s to the early 1970s, and was driven out in 1972 (the GT-R withdrew). With this image in mind, the style in which ordinary Savannah users customized their own cars to look like a race car became popular, but at the time, the works over fenders that race cars were equipped with to accommodate thick tires were illegal, giving them an outlaw feel. At Hot Wheels, it is finished in a color scheme based on the Liberty Walk vehicle, which was customized to look like a machine by Yoshimi Katayama, who is known as a famous RE user. [Country of origin] Thailand [Target age] 3 years old and up [Perfect as a gift] Perfect as a gift for anniversaries such as birthdays, Christmas presents, kindergarten admission celebrations, etc.