2025 Hot Wheels Mainline Mazda 787B #226/#250

Model Name - Mazda 787B
Collector # - 226
Series # - 5 of 10
Release Year - 2025
Series - Peak Pursuit
Color - White
Tampo - "Mazda" And "18"
Wheel Type - AD & PR5
Base Type - Plastic
Base Color - Gold
Window Color - Smoke
Interior Color - Black
Toy # - JBB39-N9C0N
Assortment # - L2593
Scale - 1:64
Country - Malaysia
Notes - USA Card
Base Code - U23N
Case Letter - N
Mainline - Mainline

The Mazda 787 and 787B are Japanese endurance prototype race cars developed by Mazda for competition in Group C in the World Sportscar Championship for 1990 and 1991. Designed by Nigel Stroud, the car was powered by a 2.6L R26B four-rotor engine. First competing in 1990 to mixed success, the car was upgraded to "B"-spec in 1991. It was at the 1991 24 Hours of Le Mans where the 787B saw its greatest success. The 2018 and 2025 releases are based on chassis 787B-001 which competed at the 1991 24 Hours of Le Mans with a generic Mazda livery; the 2019 Team Transport release is also based on 787B-001 but in the form it was in when competing in the 1991 All-Japan Sports Prototype Championship with the ɛ̃fini livery. The 2020 Replica Entertainment livery is based on the 787B Stealth Model from Gran Turismo 5. The 2024 release is based on 787B-002, the winner of the 1991 24 Hours of Le Mans with the Renown livery. This casting features a removable engine cover and a flexible plastic wing which is often found bent; the blister design was modified for 2025 to fix the bending wing issue to an extent. The casting was retooled for the mainline in 2023, featuring a metal wing and a non-removable engine cover. So add this remarkable model to your collection today and experience the thrill of owning a piece of legacy.