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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Fast & Furious Mitsubishi Eclipse
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Hot Wheels PREMIUM Fast & Furious Mitsubishi Eclipse
199,99 zł
Hot Wheels PREMIUM
Fast&Furious - Fast Stars 2021
Mitsubishi Eclipse
Brian O'Conner
GRL73
Seller RLC4C
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The Hot Wheels Mitsubishi Eclipse, catalog number GRL73, is a Premium line collector's model released in the Fast & Furious: Fast Stars series as item 1/5. This 1:64 scale replica is intended for adult collectors and fans of the "Fast & Furious" film franchise looking for a car with a metal base and rubber tires, rather than a simple toy car.
The '95 Mitsubishi Eclipse casting was designed by Mark Jones and debuted in 2019 in the Fast & Furious: Original Fast series under catalog number GBW81. The 2021 GRL73 version is finished in green and features full movie livery: blue and white "wave" graphics on the sides, "Toyo Tires" lettering on the wheel arch, a gloss black hood, and detailed headlamp and taillamp tampos. It features a matte black metal base, smoke-tinted windows, and a black interior. The model rolls on grey RR10SPM wheels—ten-spoke Real Riders with rubber tires. The country of origin is Thailand. The manufacturer uses the name Mitsubishi Eclipse on the packaging.
The model was created as part of a collaboration between Hot Wheels and the Fast & Furious brand, recreating the specific movie car—the green Eclipse driven by Brian O'Conner, played by Paul Walker, in the first "The Fast and the Furious" film from 2001. This car launched the entire film saga and is one of the most recognizable vehicles in cinematic history; its distinctive green-and-blue wave graphics became its trademark. Hot Wheels has replicated it here, complete with sponsor details.
The original vehicle is a second-generation Mitsubishi Eclipse, produced starting in 1995 as a sports coupe with front-wheel drive or—in the top GSX trim—all-wheel drive. The most powerful versions were powered by the 2.0-liter turbocharged 4G63T engine, the same family of units found in the Lancer Evolution. This generation of the Eclipse stood out for its softly sculpted, "bubble" body style and was a pillar of the 1990s American tuning scene.
The collector's value of the GRL73 is built on the combination of an iconic movie car with Premium-level execution. Models with the Fast & Furious license disappear from the market quickly, and Brian's green Eclipse is one of the most sought-after items in the entire licensed collection—especially in this version with a full set of tampos and rubber tires.
FAQ
Does the Hot Wheels Mitsubishi Eclipse GRL73 have rubber tires?
Yes. It is a Premium line model equipped with grey RR10SPM wheels, which are Real Riders with rubber tires, and a metal base.
Which position in the series does this model occupy?
It is item 1/5 in the 2021 Hot Wheels Fast & Furious: Fast Stars series.
How does the GRL73 differ from the earlier GBW81 release?
The earlier 2019 release featured Neon Green paint and RR6SP wheels, whereas the GRL73 is green, features a gloss black hood, "Toyo Tires" printing, and grey RR10SPM wheels.
The '95 Mitsubishi Eclipse casting was designed by Mark Jones and debuted in 2019 in the Fast & Furious: Original Fast series under catalog number GBW81. The 2021 GRL73 version is finished in green and features full movie livery: blue and white "wave" graphics on the sides, "Toyo Tires" lettering on the wheel arch, a gloss black hood, and detailed headlamp and taillamp tampos. It features a matte black metal base, smoke-tinted windows, and a black interior. The model rolls on grey RR10SPM wheels—ten-spoke Real Riders with rubber tires. The country of origin is Thailand. The manufacturer uses the name Mitsubishi Eclipse on the packaging.
The model was created as part of a collaboration between Hot Wheels and the Fast & Furious brand, recreating the specific movie car—the green Eclipse driven by Brian O'Conner, played by Paul Walker, in the first "The Fast and the Furious" film from 2001. This car launched the entire film saga and is one of the most recognizable vehicles in cinematic history; its distinctive green-and-blue wave graphics became its trademark. Hot Wheels has replicated it here, complete with sponsor details.
The original vehicle is a second-generation Mitsubishi Eclipse, produced starting in 1995 as a sports coupe with front-wheel drive or—in the top GSX trim—all-wheel drive. The most powerful versions were powered by the 2.0-liter turbocharged 4G63T engine, the same family of units found in the Lancer Evolution. This generation of the Eclipse stood out for its softly sculpted, "bubble" body style and was a pillar of the 1990s American tuning scene.
The collector's value of the GRL73 is built on the combination of an iconic movie car with Premium-level execution. Models with the Fast & Furious license disappear from the market quickly, and Brian's green Eclipse is one of the most sought-after items in the entire licensed collection—especially in this version with a full set of tampos and rubber tires.
FAQ
Does the Hot Wheels Mitsubishi Eclipse GRL73 have rubber tires?
Yes. It is a Premium line model equipped with grey RR10SPM wheels, which are Real Riders with rubber tires, and a metal base.
Which position in the series does this model occupy?
It is item 1/5 in the 2021 Hot Wheels Fast & Furious: Fast Stars series.
How does the GRL73 differ from the earlier GBW81 release?
The earlier 2019 release featured Neon Green paint and RR6SP wheels, whereas the GRL73 is green, features a gloss black hood, "Toyo Tires" printing, and grey RR10SPM wheels.