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− | {{casting|name=Mazda RX-3|series=[[Car Culture#Japan Historics|Car Culture Series |
+ | {{casting|name=Mazda RX-3|series=[[Car Culture#Japan Historics|Car Culture Series: Japan Historics]]|number=DJF78|years=[[2016]] - Present|designer=[[Mark Jones]]|image=Mazda RX-3-2016 Car Culture-Japan Historics.jpg}} |
==Description== |
==Description== |
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− | The Mazda RX-3 (Japanese: マツダ RX-三), also called 'Mazda Savanna' (Japanese: マツダ サバンナ) was a compact sports coupe produced by Mazda Motor Corporation from 1971-1978 in Japan and was the predecessor to the [[Mazda RX-7]]. The Mazda RX-3 originally was equipped with the same 10 ampere rotary engine as the Mazda Familia Rotary Coupe (also known as the Mazda R100) but RX-3s sold in the US and Canada were equipped with the larger 12 ampere engine used in the Mazda RX-2. The |
+ | The Mazda RX-3 (Japanese: マツダ RX-三), also called 'Mazda Savanna' (Japanese: マツダ サバンナ) was a compact sports coupe produced by Mazda Motor Corporation from 1971-1978 in Japan and was the predecessor to the [[Mazda RX-7]]. The Mazda RX-3 originally was equipped with the same 10 ampere rotary engine as the Mazda Familia Rotary Coupe (also known as the Mazda R100) but RX-3s sold in the US and Canada were equipped with the larger 12 ampere engine used in the Mazda RX-2. The 10A engine's output was 105 hp (78 kW) and 100 lb·ft (135 Nm) of torque. 0-60 mph (0–97 km/h) time was 10.8 seconds. In 1972, a new process for coating the rotor housing was introduced, the Transplant Coating Process (TCP) using sprayed-on steel which was later coated in chrome to increase engine longevity. This was applied to all rotary engines manufactured from 1972 onward. |
− | The Hot Wheels casting portrays a racing-inspired modified RX-3 Coupe with internal roll cage, 3-piece rear wing, Katayama flares and a chevron-shaped front air dam with down-force tunnels on either side. The casting is in left-hand drive, as seen on cars sold in the US, most of Europe and Canada. As of |
+ | The Hot Wheels casting portrays a racing-inspired modified RX-3 Coupe with internal roll cage, 3-piece rear wing, Katayama flares and a chevron-shaped front air dam with down-force tunnels on either side. The casting is in left-hand drive, as seen on cars sold in the US, most of Europe and Canada. As of 2019, this is Hot Wheels' oldest model of Mazda in die-cast form. |
==Versions== |
==Versions== |
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+ | |5<br />/<br />5 |
|2016 |
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− | |[[Car Culture#Japan Historics|Car Culture Series |
+ | |[[Car Culture#Japan Historics|Car Culture Series: Japan Historics]] |
|Metalflake Purple |
|Metalflake Purple |
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|Black stripes & '3' on sides & hood, 'Advan', NGK logo, JCCS logo & JNC logo on sides |
|Black stripes & '3' on sides & hood, 'Advan', NGK logo, JCCS logo & JNC logo on sides |
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− | |Unpainted |
+ | |[[ZAMAC|Unpainted Metal]] |
|Clear |
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|DJF78 |
|DJF78 |
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|Malaysia |
|Malaysia |
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− | |Base code(s): H52 |
+ | |[[Base_Codes_(Chassis)|Base code(s):]] H52, J09 |
|[[File:Mazda RX-3-2016 Car Culture-Japan Historics.jpg|75px]] |
|[[File:Mazda RX-3-2016 Car Culture-Japan Historics.jpg|75px]] |
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|2017 |
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− | |[[Car Culture#Race Day|Car Culture Series |
+ | |[[Car Culture#Race Day|Car Culture Series: Race Day]] |
|Yellow |
|Yellow |
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|Green Stripes on sides, hood & roof, '78' on sides & hood, 'NGK' 'Yokohama' & Hotwheels logos on side, 'M. Jones' on roof |
|Green Stripes on sides, hood & roof, '78' on sides & hood, 'NGK' 'Yokohama' & Hotwheels logos on side, 'M. Jones' on roof |
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− | |Unpainted |
+ | |Unpainted Metal |
|Clear |
|Clear |
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|Black |
|Black |
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|Black [[C4SPRR]] |
|Black [[C4SPRR]] |
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+ | |DWH77 |
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+ | |Thailand |
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− | |Malaysia |
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|Base code(s): K14 |
|Base code(s): K14 |
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|[[File:Mazda_RX3-HW_2017_Car_Culture_(Race_Day)--2.jpg|75px]] |
|[[File:Mazda_RX3-HW_2017_Car_Culture_(Race_Day)--2.jpg|75px]] |
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+ | |2<br />/<br />5 |
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+ | |2018 |
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+ | |[[Car Culture#Japan Historics 2|Car Culture Series: Japan Historics 2]] |
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+ | |Orange |
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+ | |GReddy & JNC logos on lower doors |
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+ | |Unpainted Metal |
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+ | |Clear |
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+ | |Dark grey |
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+ | |[[RR8SP|CBRR8SP]] |
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+ | |FLC07 |
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+ | |Thailand |
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+ | |Base code(s): K44 |
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+ | |[[File:E4CD6A90-A503-4639-A3EA-5A5D8FE172F4.jpeg|75px]] |
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+ | |1<br />/<br />5 |
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+ | |[[2019]] |
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+ | |[[Fast_&_Furious_Premium_Series#Fast_Rewind|Fast & Furious Premium: Fast Rewind]] |
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+ | |Red |
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+ | |Licensed graphics from The Fast and the Furious (2001) |
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+ | |[[ZAMAC]] |
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+ | |Clear |
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+ | |Black |
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+ | |[[RR8SP|CBRR8SP]] |
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+ | |GHH20 |
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+ | |Thailand |
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+ | |Base code(s): M37, M38 |
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+ | |[[File:Fast-Rewind-RX3-Loose.jpg|75px]] |
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+ | |[[List_of_2020_Hot_Wheels_(by_Series)#Nightburnerz|2020]] |
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+ | |[[Nightburnerz_Mini_Collection_(2020)|Nightburnerz]]<br />8/10 |
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Mazda RX-3-2016 Car Culture-Japan Historics(lateral).jpg |
Mazda RX-3-2016 Car Culture-Japan Historics(lateral).jpg |
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Mazda RX-3-2016 Car Culture-Japan Historics(bajos).jpg |
Mazda RX-3-2016 Car Culture-Japan Historics(bajos).jpg |
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+ | Mazda RX-3 package front.png|Japan Historics |
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Car Culture 2017 Race Day 2-5 Mazda RX-3 '78' Yellow.jpg|Car Culture 2017 Race Day 2/5 Mazda RX-3 |
Car Culture 2017 Race Day 2-5 Mazda RX-3 '78' Yellow.jpg|Car Culture 2017 Race Day 2/5 Mazda RX-3 |
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+ | rx3.jpg|jap historics 2 orange rx3 |
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+ | IMG_5115.JPG|RX-3 Orange. Japan Historics II (Car Culture 2018) |
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+ | Mazda RX3 front.JPG|Mazda RX-3 Race Day and Japan Historics 2 |
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+ | Mazda RX-3 ego.JPG |
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+ | 63372476-1B58-41C9-A725-8A6F50ED8FD6.jpeg|FLC07-4B10, K46 - 2018 Japan Historics 2, 2/5 |
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+ | 5F28A51F-97BF-4F1B-A14A-7FBDA2B8C410.jpeg |
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+ | E4CD6A90-A503-4639-A3EA-5A5D8FE172F4.jpeg|RX-3 Super DeLuxe Coupe |
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+ | ED2272DD-E2E2-4A04-8D14-85EC2682CB6D.png |
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+ | 8B35FF78-E3B2-4213-8804-785868F0C042.png |
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+ | F&F1951.JPG|2019 |
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+ | GHH20-1.JPG|2019 Fast Rewind |
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+ | GHH20-2.JPG|2019 Fast Rewind |
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+ | GHH20-3.JPG|2019 Fast Rewind |
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+ | GHH20-4.JPG|2019 Fast Rewind |
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+ | GHH20-5.JPG|2019 Fast Rewind |
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[[Category:Licensed Hot Wheels]] |
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[[Category:2016 Car Culture Series]] |
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[[Category:2017 Hot Wheels]] |
[[Category:2017 Hot Wheels]] |
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[[Category:Special Liveries]] |
[[Category:Special Liveries]] |
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+ | [[Category:1970s]] |
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+ | [[Category:Night Burnerz]] |
Revision as of 00:00, 27 May 2020
Description
The Mazda RX-3 (Japanese: マツダ RX-三), also called 'Mazda Savanna' (Japanese: マツダ サバンナ) was a compact sports coupe produced by Mazda Motor Corporation from 1971-1978 in Japan and was the predecessor to the Mazda RX-7. The Mazda RX-3 originally was equipped with the same 10 ampere rotary engine as the Mazda Familia Rotary Coupe (also known as the Mazda R100) but RX-3s sold in the US and Canada were equipped with the larger 12 ampere engine used in the Mazda RX-2. The 10A engine's output was 105 hp (78 kW) and 100 lb·ft (135 Nm) of torque. 0-60 mph (0–97 km/h) time was 10.8 seconds. In 1972, a new process for coating the rotor housing was introduced, the Transplant Coating Process (TCP) using sprayed-on steel which was later coated in chrome to increase engine longevity. This was applied to all rotary engines manufactured from 1972 onward.
The Hot Wheels casting portrays a racing-inspired modified RX-3 Coupe with internal roll cage, 3-piece rear wing, Katayama flares and a chevron-shaped front air dam with down-force tunnels on either side. The casting is in left-hand drive, as seen on cars sold in the US, most of Europe and Canada. As of 2019, this is Hot Wheels' oldest model of Mazda in die-cast form.
Versions
The Mazda RX-3 has come out in the following 1/64 scale versions:
Col # | Year | Series | Color | Tampo | Base Color / Type | Window Color | Interior Color | Wheel Type | Toy # | Country | Notes / Variations | Photo |
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2016 | Car Culture Series: Japan Historics | Metalflake Purple | Black stripes & '3' on sides & hood, 'Advan', NGK logo, JCCS logo & JNC logo on sides | Unpainted Metal | Clear | Dark Grey | C4SPRR | DJF78 | Malaysia | Base code(s): H52, J09 | |
2 / 5 |
2017 | Car Culture Series: Race Day | Yellow | Green Stripes on sides, hood & roof, '78' on sides & hood, 'NGK' 'Yokohama' & Hotwheels logos on side, 'M. Jones' on roof | Unpainted Metal | Clear | Black | Black C4SPRR | DWH77 | Thailand | Base code(s): K14 | |
2 / 5 |
2018 | Car Culture Series: Japan Historics 2 | Orange | GReddy & JNC logos on lower doors | Unpainted Metal | Clear | Dark grey | CBRR8SP | FLC07 | Thailand | Base code(s): K44 | |
1 / 5 |
2019 | Fast & Furious Premium: Fast Rewind | Red | Licensed graphics from The Fast and the Furious (2001) | ZAMAC | Clear | Black | CBRR8SP | GHH20 | Thailand | Base code(s): M37, M38 | |
2020 | Nightburnerz 8/10 |
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