2022 Honda Civic Series
Color : Red
Base : Black plastic Malaysia base
Window : Smoke Tinted w/ Black interior
Wheels : Japanese 5 Spoke (J5)
Tampo : Detailed headlamps and taillamps, white accents, sponsors on sides



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2022 Honda Civic Series

1/5 1990 Honda Civic EF
2/5 1992 Honda Civic EG
3/5 Honda Civic Si
4/5 2016 Honda Civic Type R
5/5 2018 Honda Civic Type R

I love this set because I love the Civic! these cars are full of tampos , plus headlight and taillight tampos


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This is an '00 Honda Civic Si. Designed by Masakazu Udagawa and Yoshi Kigoyoshi, the Si returned to the Honda lineup in 1999. Using a 1.6L B16A2 inline-4 with 160 BHP mated to a 5-speed manual, the Civic Si was available in coupe form only. Featuring stiffer springs, a larger throttle body an improved intake manifolds, tower brace, stiffer anti-roll bars, tilt steering and numerous other changes, the Si also became largely a US-specific badge with the adoption of the VTi badge in Europe and the Type R and SiR badges in Japan. Aesthetic features and options include three colors - Electron Blue Pearl, Flamenco Black Pearl and Milano Red - a power sunroof, a chin spoiler, painted side sills and Si badging. Production of the Si ended in 2000; despite its short production cycle the car gained a dedicated following. Today the car is popular with enthusiasts and is a popular candidate for modification.

Now this casting was designed by Alec Tam and introduced in 2001 in a red livery replicating that of a Civic Si built for the Honda Civic Si Challenge by Super Street Magazine. Dave Martis, the designer of that actual Civic, assisted in the design of this casting alongside Tam; Eric Tscherne did graphics. This casting has seen twenty-four known releases and was last seen in 2018 as part of the Honda 70th series. The casting was then retooled in 2021 and is now slightly shorter, has side mirrors, an open moon roof and slightly different contouring; the first version of the retool was blue, as seen here. That version has seen two releases with a third upcoming.


2018 Honda 70th Anniversary Series
Honda Civic Si (2006)

2018 Honda 70th Anniversary Series
Honda Civic Si (2001)

The Honda Civic Si is a sport compact version of the Honda Civic, originally introduced in 1984 as a trim level for the third-generation Honda Civic. This generation, introduced in 2006, was the car's sixth generation and based on the Civic's eighth generation. Styled by Manabu Konaka, the Civic Si used a 2.0L K20Z3 inline-4 mated to a 6-speed manual. It was produced from 2006 to 2011.

This specific casting replicates a 2006 Honda Civic Si shown off at the 2006 SEMA Show with a custom body kit and lowered ride height. The base of the casting reads 2006 Honda Civic Si on most versions; the base simply reads Honda Civic Si on the first release.

Two types of interior variations can be found on this casting; rounded racing seats or "pointy" racing seats.

It debuted alongside its real-life counterpart, which is the eighth generation of the Civic, it was produced from 2005 to 2012.



2006 First Editions w/ OH5 rim


2006 First Editions w/ FTE rim


2006 SEMA Special Edition
Hot Wheels 2005 HONDA CIVIC SI special Edition only release in SEMA event. RARE


2006 First Editions


2006 First Editions


2007 Code Car


2007 Code Car w/ OH5 rim


2007 Code Car w/ 10SP rim


2008 Modern Classics


2008 Modern Classics


2008 All Stars


2008 All Stars
Kmart Exclusive


2008 All Stars w/ 10SP rim


2008 All Stars w/ OH5 rim


2009 Cop Rods


2009 Fire Rods
Toys R Us Exclusive


2009 Military Rods
Walmart Exclusive


2009 Modified Rides


2009 Modified Rides


2010 Hot Tunerz 5-Pack


2011 Nightburnerz


2012 Boulevard: Big Hits


2012 Heat Fleet


2013 Mystery Models (Series 2)


2015 Police Pursuit 5-Pack


2016 Mystery Models (International)


2018 Honda 70th Anniversary


2025 The Hot Ones


2026 Japanese Car Culture Themed Multipack

The Honda Civic Si was a performance-oriented version of the sixth-generation Honda Civic produced from 1999 to 2000. Only available in a coupe body style, the car was powered by a 1.6L B16A2 inline-4. The Si moniker was mostly used in America as Japan used the SiR and Type R monikers and Europe the VTi. Despite its short production cycle the car gained a dedicated following. The whole sixth-generation Honda Civic was produced from 1995 to 2000.

The Hot Wheels casting replicates a specific 2000 Honda Civic Si entered by Super Street Magazine into the Honda Civic Si Challenge; the goal of the challenge was for four automotive magazines (Car and Driver, Sport Compact Car, Super Street and Popular Mechanics) to turn a pre-production 2000 Honda Civic Si into a modified ride with a $10,000 budget within five months, the deadline being 30 September 1999; the cars would be judged on appearance, performance and emissions. The build was overseen by Dave Martis. Modifications to the car included a Wings West Avenger bodykit, Progress Group coilovers, JUN Auto Mechanic-tuned naturally-aspirated B16A2 engine, short-ratio transmission, titanium exhaust and ECU programming, with the engine tuned by Susumu Koyama, Honda Optional Equipment wing, Versus Motorsports carbon fiber hood, Endless brake pads, Cusco LSD, Car Craft custom interior, Modern Image wrap and 225/40R16 Yokohama A038s. The car was nicknamed Ichiban (lit. "No. 1") or "Itchy" for short and won the competition. The car is currently located in Honda America's private collection and is not street legal, having been showcased at a number of SEMA events since.

The casting was introduced into the Hot Wheels mainline by Alec Tam in 2001, with Martis assisting with the design of the car and Eric Tscherne doing graphics. The casting was retooled for 2021, the entire tooling was updated sharing no pieces with the original model. This new casting includes side mirrors and a glass moonroof not found on the original casting. The casting also saw the removal of the front passenger windows, and sported a slightly modified bodykit with a new hood style, taller rear wing, modified interior and lowered ride height. This version of the casting is noticeably shorter and wider than the older version.



2001 First Editions w/ PR5 rim


2001 First Editions w/ LW rim


2001 Toronto Blue Jays Promotion


2002 Tuners w/ 3Sp rim


2002 Tuners w/ 5DOT rim


2002 Mainline


2002 Pop's Garage Set


2003 Fantastic Sams Promotion


2003 100% Preferred: Super Street w/ RR6SP rim

2003 100% Preferred: Super Street w/ PC6 rim


2003 AutoZone 2‑Pack


2003 Pride Rides


2005 Dual Cool 5-Pack


2005 Walgreens Battery Exclusive
Promotion Car



2006 Easter Egg-Clusives


2007 Gift Card


2010 Mystery Car


2012 Hot Wheels Boulevard: Big Hits


2013 Jukebox


2014 Police Pursuit 5-Pack


2018 Honda 70th Anniversary


2021 Factory Fresh


2021 Factory Fresh


2022 Honda Civic


2023 Ultra Hots


2024 HW J-Imports


2024 HW J-Imports


2025 Japanese Car Culture Themed Multipack


2026 Nightburnerz 5-Pack