The Honda Civic Type R is a high-performance version of the Honda Civic. The third generation of the car was produced in two different versions, the FD2R for the Japanese market and the FN2 for the international market. The FD2R, designed by Mitsuru Kariya, was the first Type R only available in a four-door sedan format. It is powered by a 2.0L K20A inline-4, mated to a close ratio 6-speed manual. The car is front-wheel drive and makes 222 horsepower; production lasted from 2007 to 2011.



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The Honda e is a battery-electric car manufactured by Honda from 2020 to 2024. Designed by Ken Sahara, the Honda e is styled with a retro look recalling that of the first generation Honda Civic. The car debuted at the 2019 Geneva Motor Show as a pre-production prototype, which was itself previewed by the Urban EV Concept in 2017. The e was discontinued in 2024 largely due to poor sales, with no direct successor.

This is a depiction of a customized 2020 Honda e with a widebody kit. It is in effect a modernized take on the '73 Honda Civic Custom; similarly, it also features a miniature RC version of the car in the rear.



2026 HW EV 9/10

The Honda CR-X del Sol, marketed as the Honda Civic del Sol or Honda del Sol in other territories, is a two-seat targa-topped sport compact car produced by Honda from 1992 to 1998. Designed by Yoshikazu Kigoshi, the CR-X del Sol acted as the successor to the CR-X and featured a motorized aluminum hardtop stowing onto a hinged frame in the trunk with a motorized drop down rear window; its name translated to "of the sun" in Spanish and referenced its opening roof. Available in a number of trim levels, the CR-X del Sol was powered by a number of different inline-4 engines. The car was discontinued in 1998 with no direct successor.

The base of the casting reads Honda del Sol.



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The Honda Motocompo is a small foldable motorized scooter (advertised as a "trunk bike") sold by Honda between 1981 to 1983, intended to pair with and sold as an option with the City and was not sold separately. It was able to fold into a rectangle for easy storage and was powered by a 49 cc AB12E single-cylinder engine; it was designed specifically to fit into the City's trunk. Honda has revisited the idea multiple times since, culminating in the introduction of an all-electric successor, the Motocompacto, in 2023. 53,369 were produced.

This casting has a kickstand for display purposes although it can stand without use of the kickstand.



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The Honda Civic is a compact car produced by Honda as part of the fifth generation of Civic. Designed by Kohichi Hirata and replacing the fourth generation Civic, the fifth generation Civic was available in three body styles, each with a different internal code. Produced from 1991 to 1995, when it was replaced by the sixth generation Civic, the fifth generation has gained a cult following since.

The base of the casting reads 1993 Honda Civic Coupe EX (EJ1).



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The Honda VFR750R, internally codenamed RC30, is a fully-faired racing motorcycle manufactured by Honda from 1987 to 1990. Designed by Kazuo Honda and introduced for homologation in the World Superbike Championship, the VFR750R was powered by a 748cc V4 mated to a 6-speed manual transmission with a chain final drive. A highly successful motorcycle design, the VFR750R won numerous races, notably the 1988 and 1989 World Superbike Championships. 3,000 were produced.



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The Honda Civic EG is a compact car produced by Honda as part of the fifth generation of Civic. Designed by Kohichi Hirata and replacing the fourth generation Civic, the fifth generation Civic was available in three body styles, each with a different internal code. Produced from 1991 to 1995, when it was replaced by the sixth generation Civic, the fifth generation has gained a cult following since, particularly the EG hatchback models.

This casting is based on a modified 1992 Honda Civic EG with a VeilSide-style bodykit, representing Hector's Civic Hatchback, as seen briefly in The Fast and the Furious.



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The Honda Civic Type R is a high-performance version of the Honda Civic. The sixth generation of the Type R, introduced in 2022 and designed by Dai Hara, is based on the eleventh generation Civic; it is notably less aggressive in design than previous generations of the Type R with lesser decorative air vents and smaller air outlets. It uses a 2.0L K20C1 turbocharged inline-4 mated to a 6-speed manual; it is internally designated as the FL5 by Honda. Unlike previous generations of the Type R the car is manufactured in Yorii, Saitama, where the standard Civic liftback is also built. The car has broken a number of lap records, with a pre-production car breaking the lap record for a front-wheel drive car at both Suzuka Circuit and the Nรผrburgring.

This casting depicts a 2024 Honda Civic Type R with Spoon Sports parts.



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The Honda S800 is a small two-door sports car manufactured by Honda from 1966 to 1970 and acted as Honda's flagship offering, replacing the S600. It was powered by a 0.8L inline-4 which revved to 9,500 rpm, mated to a 4-speed manual; it was often described as the fastest production 1-liter car in the world at the time due to its high-revving engine. It was available in coupe and roadster formats.

This casting is a replica of the 1968 Honda S800 prepared by the Honda Racing Service Center which won the GT-1 class at the 1968 12 Hours of Suzuka. It featured an enlarged 0.9L inline-4 making over 100 horsepower and was driven by Kuniomi Nagamatsu and Yoshifumi Kikura in that race.



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The Honda Accord is a mid-sized car sold by Honda since 1976. Upscaled to mid-sized since 1989, the Accord has been one of Honda's best selling cars in the United States since 1989. The car is now in its eleventh generation.

The Accord also competed in touring car competition, such as the Japanese Touring Car Championship and the British Touring Car Championships. In Japan, the Accord touring car was powered by a heavily modified 2.0L H22A inline-4 mated to a 6-speed sequential driving the front wheels; the car made about 306 horsepower. In its first year of competition in 1996, the Accord won eight races, with Naoki Hattori winning the championship; the car was modified for the next year with the engine upgraded using Formula One-style technology. The Accord would win eight more races in 1997, with Osamu Nakako winning the championship; following this year, the Accord was retired from competition in the JTCC. Nakako's championship-winning Accord is currently owned by the Honda Collection Hall.

The 2024 Team Transport release is modeled after Nakako's 1997 championship-winning Accord.



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The Honda CB750 is an air-cooled transverse four-cylinder motorcycle produced by Honda from 1969 to 2003. Designed by Yoshiro Harada, the CB750 is often called the original Universal Japanese Motorcycle and had features not available on a mainstream motorcycle at the time. With their use on this bike the transverse overhead camshaft inline-4 layout became the dominant sport bike layout. The CB750 was also used in racing with mixed success. The CB750F was a cafรฉ racer-styled version of the CB750, produced from 1975 to 1978. After it was discontinued the CB750 was replaced by the CB900F.

This casting features a kickstand for display purposes. This casting introduces the MCCR wheel.



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The Honda Super Cub is a small four-stroke single-cylinder underbone motorcycle in continuous production since 1958; the Super Cub is notable as being the world's most produced motor vehicle. Designed by Soichiro Honda, the Super Cub was designed as a cheap motorcycle for every man, which could appeal to those in both developing and developed countries. The Super Cub is also known for its American advertising campaign, with the slogan "You meet the nicest people on a Honda" often used as a marketing case study.

This casting depicts a customized Honda Super Cub delivery bike and features a kickstand for display purposes.


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The Honda Civic is a series of automobiles produced by Honda since 1972. The first generation of the Civic, introduced in 1972, laid down the foundation by which Honda has followed since when producing automobiles and Honda's first genuine market success. Production ended in 1979.

This casting depicts a 1973 Honda Civic with lowered stance and modifications. This casting was designed as a tribute to Ryu Asada; graphics for the initial release were done by Andrรฉs Andrieu, his first basic tampo design.

The rear shelf of the casting features a remote-controlled Honda Civic hatchback.




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2023 HW J-Imports


2024 NFT Garage: Series 10


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2024 Car Culture: Japan Historics 4


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JBC46 is 231/250 in the mainline set, 9/10 in the Then and Now series, and a 2025 Super Treasure Hunt.

It is Spectraflame red decorated with black, white & gold graphics, the number “3”, “Honda”, and sponsor logos. “TH” can be found on the doors.

Features include tinted windows, a dark gray interior, and a black plastic Malaysia base. The Real Rider wheels have black 4-spoke rims with gold lips.

This vehicle can be found in mix “M” of 2025 Hot Wheels mainline cases.

The ’73 Honda Civic Custom made its Hot Wheels debut in the 2023 HW J-Imports series. It is based on a 1973 Honda Civic that has been lowered and customized with flared wheel arches, a rear spoiler, and rally lights.


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