Johnny Lightning has 1:64 versions of the ’96 Honda Civic Hatchback, ’97 Acura Integra R and ’94 Honda Accord Sedan. These cars were released in different colors and graphics over different 4 series. Each design was released in a regular and a white lightning version with much smaller production numbers.
Majorette released the 2nd generation Accord in various colors and variations of their plastic blister box packaging.
Surprisingly hard to find, the 1996 Accord from Maisto in approximate 1:60 scale.
Tomica released the G1 Accord hatchback in various colors. Details in the casting are typical of that era for Tomica but much better than Hot Wheels of that vintage – in fact, maybe even that today with the exception of tampos. The opening doors and quality of plastic chrome is quite incredible given the lack of tarnishing a couple of decades later.
A hard-to-find unlicensed Accord Hatchback as a toy. The Hondacurator Collection has one of these and is looking for more and in other colors.
The elusive, as a collectible, Accord by Dinky in 1:55 scale. The Hondacurator Collection has two of these – on freed from its card/blister and the other still in blister.
Playart’s very rare Accord Hatchback in approximately 1:54 scale. As with most toys, finding them in good collectable condition is difficult. The Hondacurator Collection has 4 in various colors/design and a couple in packaged form.
Tomica released the 1977 Accord Hatchbacks in 1:45 scale over a few years with various colors and accessories as part of their larger Dandy series.
The 1999 Honda Accord Coupe was modeled by Modifiers in their series with a large variety of aftermarket parts that you could modify the base car with.
One of the earliest models of the 1976 Honda Accord CVCC EX Hatchback was released by Yonezawa Toys under the Diapet brand in the late 70s.
