Hot Wheels '89 Mazda Savanna RX-7 FC3S | J-Imports Series 5/10

Hot Wheels ’89 Mazda Savanna RX-7 FC3S HW J-Imports 5/10 is a Japanese performance-car collectible featuring Mazda’s iconic second-generation RX-7 in a vivid orange finish. This release pairs the unmistakable FC3S rotary sports-car profile with a clean street-inspired appearance, dark wheels, and detailed front and rear styling. Part of the HW J-Imports collection celebrating Japanese Domestic Market vehicles, this Mazda RX-7 is numbered 5/10 in the series and 112/250 in the mainline collection, making it an appealing addition for Hot Wheels, Mazda, rotary-engine, JDM, and RX-7 collectors.

Vehicle Details

• Brand: Hot Wheels
• Manufacturer: Mattel
• Model: ’89 Mazda Savanna RX-7 FC3S
• Vehicle type: Japanese sports car / JDM performance car
• Color: Orange
• Collection: HW J-Imports
• Series number: 5/10
• Mainline collector number: 112/250
• Casting inspiration: 1989 Mazda Savanna RX-7 FC3S
• Material: Die-cast metal and plastic components
• Mazda licensed product
• Packaging: Factory-sealed blister card

Why Collect This Model

The FC3S represents one of the defining generations of Mazda’s rotary-powered RX-7. Its combination of a front-engine, rear-wheel-drive layout, distinctive 1980s styling, and rotary performance helped establish the second-generation RX-7 as an enduring favorite among Japanese performance-car enthusiasts. This bright orange HW J-Imports version gives collectors a recognizable representation of the FC3S while fitting naturally alongside other Mazda, rotary, and JDM Hot Wheels models.

Condition

Factory sealed in its original Hot Wheels blister packaging. The card and blister may show light shelf or storage wear, including minor edge wear, soft corners, surface marks, or light blister scuffing consistent with normal handling and storage.

Product appearance and packaging details may vary slightly from the photos shown. Multiple units of this item may be available, so the item received may not be the exact individual package pictured.