Product Description

-- Celebrating the 60th anniversary of the rotary engine! The second-generation Luce is being produced with completely new molds.

- 'Big Luce' is finally getting a TLV-NEO release
- '70s-inspired design and details
- 2027 marks the 60th anniversary of the rotary engine's release.

The second-generation Luce, which debuted in 1972, was initially a car exclusively for rotary engines. The two-door hardtop featured a flashy and distinctive design, including a pointed front mask inspired by a majestic eagle and hexagonal taillights.
At the time, the rotary engine was attracting attention as a promising engine that combined low pollution and high performance, and the world's first exhaust gas-controlled Luce AP was introduced. The advertising slogans, "[Big Rotary]" and "[Our Earth. Luce exists.]" were full of confidence.
In export markets, it became a flagship model following the RX-2 (Capella) and RX-3 (Savanna) under the name MAZDA RX-4, and along with the later-added 4-cylinder engine models, it was a key vehicle supporting Mazda in the 1970s.

To commemorate the 60th anniversary of the rotary engine's release in 2027, TLV-NEO is producing a completely new mold of the second-generation Luce Hardtop. First up is a reproduction of the GSII, the top-of-the-line model at its debut. The body comes in two metallic colors: green and brown. The taillights are separate parts for all four lamps, and the edges of the front grille are reproduced with silver foil stamping, among other details that make up the Luce's unique features.
TLV-NEO offers a selection of 1970s car models with distinctive designs.
Please add it to your collection.

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Product Specifications

Item series

Tomica Limited Vintage Neo

Car Manufacturer

Mazda

Item code

340355

JAN code

4543736340355

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