Hot Wheels Car Culture Japan Historics 4 Nissan Fairlady Z Vehicle Toy Mini Car Ages 3+ Navy HRV86

📝 Manufacturer description (Japanese)

• 【Contents】A dramatic departure from its predecessor, the two-seat open-top Nissan Fairlady, the first-generation Fairlady Z debuted in 1969 as a GT car combining a closed body with a six-cylinder engine. This major “character change” was largely driven by demand from its main market, the United States. The Japan-spec 2-liter engine was not offered there; instead, the powerful 2.4-liter engine was the mainstay, with a 2.8-liter engine eventually added. In the United States, the “Fairlady” name was not used; the car was simply called the Z, with the engine displacement added to form names like 240Z, 260Z, and 280Z. As the Japanese car name on the card suggests, Hot Wheels chose the Japan-spec version as its subject. However, rather than a standard version, this model features the pointed “G-nose” front fascia—an aerodynamic design exclusive to Japan—combined with a large front spoiler and overfenders. At first glance, it looks like an official race-spec model, but the taillights are transplanted from the fifth-generation Skyline, commonly known as “Japan tail,” making this a kaido racer-style build—a key detail to note.
• 【Country of Origin】Thailand 【Recommended Age】3 years and up
• 【Perfect for Gifts】A great gift for birthdays, Christmas, entrance and graduation celebrations, and other special occasions.

Product Description

【Contents】A dramatic departure from its predecessor, the two-seat open-top Nissan Fairlady, the first-generation Fairlady Z debuted in 1969 as a GT car combining a closed body with a six-cylinder engine. This major “character change” was largely driven by demand from its main market, the United States. The Japan-spec 2-liter engine was not offered there; instead, the powerful 2.4-liter engine was the mainstay, with a 2.8-liter engine eventually added.
In the United States, the “Fairlady” name was not used; the car was simply called the Z, with the engine displacement added to form names like 240Z, 260Z, and 280Z.
As the Japanese car name on the card suggests, Hot Wheels chose the Japan-spec version as its subject. However, rather than a standard version, this model features the pointed “G-nose” front fascia—an aerodynamic design exclusive to Japan—combined with a large front spoiler and overfenders.
At first glance, it looks like an official race-spec model, but the taillights are transplanted from the fifth-generation Skyline, commonly known as “Japan tail,” making this a kaido racer-style build—a key detail to note.
【Country of Origin】Thailand
【Recommended Age】3 years and up
【Perfect for Gifts】A great gift for birthdays, Christmas, entrance and graduation celebrations, and other special occasions.
【Hot Wheels】Hot Wheels = “Cool cars!” A distinctive Southern California-inspired look, fast-spinning wheels (the latest technology of their time!), and tires with a red racing stripe. Currently the best-selling die-cast car in the world.
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How to Use

No assembly or special instructions are required.