- JAPANESE ICONS — Five distinctive models celebrating legendary Japanese automotive culture.
- COMPLETE FIVE-CAR LINE-UP — Includes Skyline 2000GT-R LBWK, AE86 Trueno, ’77 Celica, Datsun 620 and ’88 Honda CRX.
- PREMIUM CONSTRUCTION — Metal/Metal construction delivers authentic weight and collector-grade quality.
- REAL RIDERS — Premium wheels and rubber tyres complete each detailed 1:64-scale model.
- DISPLAY-WORTHY SERIES — Authentic detailing and dedicated Japan Historics card art elevate the complete collection.
Description
Description
Celebrate Legendary Japanese Performance Cars
The Hot Wheels Premium Car Culture: Japan Historics 5 collection celebrates some of Japan's most iconic classic performance vehicles in premium 1:64 scale.
Part of the acclaimed Hot Wheels Premium Car Culture range, each officially licensed die-cast model features Metal/Metal construction, Real Riders™ rubber tyres, and authentic manufacturer detailing. Inspired by legendary JDM classics, Japan Historics 5 is a must-have collection for Hot Wheels enthusiasts and Japanese car fans alike.
Choose your preferred vehicle using the selector above and build your Japan Historics collection one model at a time.
- Official Hot Wheels Premium Car Culture collectable by Mattel
- Japan Historics 5 series
- Premium 1:64 scale die-cast vehicle
- Metal body and metal chassis (Metal/Metal construction)
- Real Riders™ rubber tyres
- Authentic licensed vehicle detailing
- Premium collector blister packaging
- Each vehicle sold individually
Available Vehicles
- Nissan Skyline 2000GT-R LBWK
- Toyota AE86 Sprinter Trueno
- '77 Toyota Celica
- Datsun 620
- '88 Honda CRX
(0/5 Chase Datsun 510 Wagon not included unless specifically stated.)
Please Note
Each vehicle is sold individually. Images may show multiple vehicles for illustration purposes. The vehicle supplied will be the model selected from the product options.
Specifications
Specifications
- Scale
- 1:64
- Product Line
- Car Culture
- Material
- Rubber · Metal
- Propulsion
- Push and go
Scale compares the model's size to the real object. A larger second number means a smaller model—for example, 1:64 is smaller than 1:18. Check the listed dimensions for the exact size of the model.
