McDonalds Japan has partnered with Toyota Gazoo Racing to make Happy Meals a major lure for car aficionados of all ages. The latest promotion focuses on a variety of Tomica die cast cars, with the GR GT3 race car model being the true star of the show and the one everyone will be clamoring for.
This miniature GR GT3 is an exact replica of the real car, with a sleek black paint job. Official Gazoo Racing insignia coexist with McDonalds emblems across its body. Those sharp-looking aerodynamic pieces on the sides and rear are a standout feature, and the side exhausts poke out much like the real thing as it accelerates towards its next global racing event.
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The full set includes nine distinct Tomica models, and if your child is a car aficionado or simply enjoys collecting figurines, they’ll be in luck because each Happy Meal purchase comes with a surprise model. New ones will be released in batches, so it’s a weeks-long hunt for these bad boys, starting with the first three that arrive from April 10 to 23, as these feature a Toyota Town Ace transformed into a hamburger delivery truck, a Nissan Skyline sedan dressed up as a police car, and a bright red fire truck that just screams “pick me up.”
The next batch begins on April 24 and runs until May 7, and includes a Nissan Caravan ambulance, a Toyota Dyna tow truck, a two-story bus, a Hino Profia Megalodon transport truck, and a mystery vehicle that turns out to be a second GR GT3, but this time with a fresh new paint job, so there’s no need to play guessing games. From May 8 forward, every single model remains on the stores until sold out.
Here’s the twist: each box includes a little extra bit of digital fun. There’s a QR code right on the box that unlocks a web experience when scanned; youngsters and collectors alike can unlock some extra goodies about the automobiles without having to spend any further money or go looking for anything else.
Toyota Gazoo Racing is also hosting a wrapping design contest on X for anyone residing in Japan. All you have to do is download a simple colouring template of the GR GT3, create your own bespoke livery, and send it in to win prizes. The event allows fans to make their own stamp on the same automobile that Toyota races throughout the world.
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