Hot Wheels Car Culture Japan Historics 4 Toyota Corolla Levin Vehicle Toy Diecast Car Orange HRV69 '72 (Ages 3+)

[Content] The Levin, a sports grade model of the second-generation Corolla that appeared in 1972 as a high-performance model of the second-generation Corolla, and its sister car, the Sprinter Trueno, can be considered the origin of the current GR 86. Its origins lie in the fact that it was a small, mass-market car, the Corolla, with a 1.6-liter DOHC engine from the higher-class specialty car, the Celica GT, installed in the two-door model. It was also intended to meet the needs of motorsports (rally/circuit racing) competitions that began to become active in Japan in the 1970s. The only external distinguishing feature from a regular Corolla is the bolt-on overfenders on all four wheels. This car was a Japan-only model, but in recent years it has become a globally popular car, counted as a classic on a global level as the ancestor of the AE86 Levin and its sister car, the Sprinter Trueno. In Japan, it is often called "Ni-nana Levin" after its model number TE27. Hot Wheels has reproduced this car with a new mold. It has been customized with a rear spoiler and a chin spoiler. Note that the car name on the card is written in Japanese. [Country of origin] Thailand [Target age] 3 years and up [Perfect for Gifts] Ideal as a gift for birthdays, Christmas, kindergarten/school entrance celebrations, and other special occasions.