Tune in to a JDM icon with the Hot Wheels Elite 64 Mazda RX-7 Liberty Walk. The rotary-engine legend that helped lead ‘90s import culture meets the unmistakable widebody customization of Japan’s Liberty Walk, in a twin-turbo titan that can turn heads as quickly as it takes corners. With its low-to-the-ground aero and negative camber stance, and the brightly coloured details of its ADVAN-inspired livery, this distinctly Hot Wheels take on a Mazda classic is a must-have.
- Hot Wheels® Elite 64™ Mazda RX-7 Liberty Walk
- Features: Liberty Walk-inspired widebody tuning and precision fitment with negative wheel camber
- Body Colour: White with glossy finish
- Graphics: LBWK race spec livery inspired by ADVAN motorsport heritage
- Body Type: ZAMAC
- Wheels: Real Riders with barrel-painted gloss black spokes
- Base: Matte black full-metal chassis
- Window Colour: Super light smoke tint
- Interior Colour: Gray with yellow roll cage and bright red seats
- Scale: 1:64
- Packaging: Blister card inside a Kar Keepers clamshell case
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A LEGEND BY LIBERTY WALK
Liberty Walk’s instantly recognizable body kits helped create tuner culture as we know it. Combine one with the mighty Mazda RX-7, and you’ve got something special.
BEHIND THE DESIGN
An aggressive widebody stance and rear wing make a distinct statement. Inside, the premium detailing includes a yellow roll cage and bright red racing seats.
THE DETAILS
The race-inspired deco says it all: this sleek sled is perfectly slammed with a precision fitment that flies just above the ground. Its instantly recognizable silhouette provides a modern edge while honoring the JDM’s roots.
