The Quick and Livid franchise has gifted the world some gorgeous film vehicles, and a number of other have rolled throughout the public sale block. The most recent to discover a new proprietor is the 1992 Mazda RX-7 FD from 2006’s Tokyo Drift, the third installment, which simply offered for a whopping £911,000 (or $1.2 million) at a Bonhams public sale.

It’s believed to be one in all two surviving examples used throughout filming, pushed by Sung Kang’s character Han. The automobile contains a physique equipment from VeilSide Fortune, the Japanese aftermarket specialist, and it was primarily used for static or close-up photographs. The Mazda retains indicators of being a film automobile, just like the digital camera mount marks and “#71 HANS” labels all through the coupe.

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It measures greater than 7.9 inches than a inventory FD and solely retains the automobile’s authentic roof and tailgate. It wears pearlescent orange paint and 19-inch Andrew Premier Collection Racing Evolution 5 wheels with Pirelli P Zero Nero tires, which measure 12.0 inches vast on the rear.

The automobile underwent a complete overhaul earlier than being offered, with RE-Amemiya rebuilding the RX-7’s twin-rotor turbocharged engine. The automobile has 66,785 miles in complete, however has solely traveled 5,000 because the upkeep work. Nevertheless, it has been sitting.

The Mazda’s $1.2 million price ticket outshines the 1994 Toyota Supra pushed by Paul Walker, which offered for $550,000 in 2021. Nevertheless, Walker’s 2000 Nissan Skyline R34 GT-R by Kaizo Industries offered for $1.35 million in 2023.

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