This die-cast Hot Wheels model is a tuned Mazda MX-5 Miata ND, the fourth generation of the MX-5 Miata, produced from 2015 to the present. It has aftermarket additions, such as a front splitter, rear diffuser, side skirts and a large rear spoiler. White, Red, and Gray stripes on hood and sides. #27 "Zamac" and "MAZDA" on hood and sides. "sparco", "GReddy", and HW logo on sides. Mazdaspeed' & California License Plate 'HTWHLS' on front, 'Ryu', white roundel, HW & Mazda logo on sides Dubbed “Chimera,” this ’90 MX-5 sports massive fender flares that cover a set of 15 x 13 turbofan-style wheels wrapped with Hoosier rubber. Alongside the massive fender flares, the body also has a shark-fin spoiler fixed to the hard top, a wild rear light bar, and a dystopian-inspired custom airbrushed finish. This 2023 winner will be immortalized in 1/64th-scale diecast as an award for taking the Legends tour.

White, Red, and Gray stripes on hood and sides. #27 and "MAZDA" on hood and sides. "sparco", "GReddy", and HW logo on sides. Rejoice Hot Wheels fans! The 2023 Hot Wheels Legends Tour is officially over, and the winner has been crowned. Taking home the top honors this year is Chris Watson and his 1990 Mazda MX-5 Miata. Hailing from New Zealand, this wild Miata will make its way around the world as a 1/64th-scale die cast. The 2018 release was modeled after "Mad" Mike Whiddett's RADBUL Gen2 that is driven for participating 2017 Formula Drift season, and the recolor was modeled after the first-gen RADBUL for 2014 season.