Mazda Familia Rotary Coupe

The debut of the Familia Rotary Coupé (M10A) in 1968 was a moment of truth for Mazda, proving the Wankel rotary engine was ready for mass production. Under the hood of this elegant car lived the 10A unit, which, despite a displacement of only 1 liter, produced power comparable to much larger piston engines. Internationally known as the R100, it gained instant fame for its durability in the grueling 84-hour marathon at the Nürburgring. While this model was released as part of the Hachette Japanese Cars Premium Collection, its true value lies in its pedigree. The chassis is marked with AR BOX (Almost Real), guaranteeing the exceptional level of detail and casting quality synonymous with high-end collectible brands. A true gem for connoisseurs of technically flawless miniatures.