Mazda 787B
787B
Mainline · Retro Racers (2023) · #4/10
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The story behind the Mazda 787B
The Mazda 787B is a legendary Group C prototype that won Le Mans in 1991, making it one of only two Japanese cars to achieve this feat. This Hot Wheels Mainline release from the 2023 Retro Racers series captures that iconic history at 1/64 scale. Designed by Mark Jones and identified as SKU HKL36, the car features a sleek black body with distinct gold accents on the front bumper and side decals, paying homage to its racing heritage. As part of the core retail Mainline assortment, it is accessible for collectors building out their retro sports car collections. The low-slung profile and large rear wing are faithfully represented, offering a tangible piece of motorsport history that fits easily into any shelf or display case.
Materials, colors and value
This diecast model features an all-black body with specific gold detailing on the front fascia and side stripes to match its real-world livery. The car is constructed primarily from plastic base material and includes smoke tinted windows in various shades like gray, providing a realistic cabin look. At a scale of 1/64, it is compact enough for easy storage yet detailed enough to appreciate. Since this is a standard Mainline release without special limited edition markers or Spectraflame paint, its value remains steady and affordable for casual collectors looking to add a classic racing prototype to their assortment.
Questions about the Mazda 787B
How do I tell if my Mazda 787B is the regular version?+
Check the color of the base. A standard Mainline release typically has a black plastic base with no special flame logo on it. If you see a small yellow or red flame symbol, that indicates a Treasure Hunt variant which is much rarer and valuable.
Is the 2023 Retro Racers Mazda 787B rare?+
No, it is not rare. It belongs to the Mainline series, meaning it was produced in large quantities for regular retail sale. Unless you have a specific Chase variant with different wheels or paint, this car is considered common and easy to find at current market prices.
What scale is this Hot Wheels Mazda 787B?+
The car is built at the standard Hot Wheels scale of 1/64. This means it is approximately one sixty-fourth the size of the real racing vehicle, making it small enough to fit on a desk or in a pocket while still showing detailed styling features.
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How much is a HKL36 - Mazda 787B Hot Wheels product worth?
This 2023 Mainline casting doesn't have enough market data yet, so this is an estimate based on its type, rarity and age. Value rises for older and rarer castings — a 1970s Mainline is worth far more than a current one. Prices are shown in EUR and refreshed as new market data arrives.