Muscle Machines released these tuned 1:24 Accord Coupes in 3 packaging – single built, multi pack built and single kit forms. The kits have very good detail for the price point – right down to the labels on the nitrous bottles. The tampos and aftermarket/tuned parts and accessories are quite impressive although all the only variations are in color.
Motormax released this 1:18 model of the Accord coupe with some tasteful mods including Honda Factory Performance design wheels, some body cladding and some interior race pedals and steering.
What is harder to find in collectable condition than the rarest Tomica 1300 Coupe?
Here, we have a very similarly cast version of the 1300 Coupe but by Mandarin. Made in Singapore, most of these were low cost toys. Finding one in good shape is tough…
Tomica #7 is the Honda Coupe 9 (1300) . “COUPE9” license plate on the front only. “HONDA” and “9” badges casted onto trunk lid and while the front fenders have “H” and “9”. A “H” is cast into the nose of the car. The C pillars have a casted ventilation grille. RHD model with chromed metal bottom which also forms the front and rear bumpers and fascias. Doors operate. Dual outlet exhaust.
Maisto’s 1:55 (approx) Acura RSX is from their Excess Tuner series. The cars have bodykits and an aftermarket rear spoiler. Flashy graphics are on the side of the car. The bottoms are casted with “Acura RSX”, “Maisto” and “Made in China” with an reasonably correct undercarriage layout.
Till, today in 2025, Diapet remains one of the few companies with the G4 Honda Prelude. They were certainly one of the first, if not the first, model of the G4 Prelude. The Hondacurator Collection has both the Si and VTEC versions in a few colors.
Like the first 3 generations of the Prelude, Diapet released the diecast models before the manufacturers. The Hondacurator Collection includes models with different wheel variations.
Following the G1 Preludes, Diapet released the G2 versions in a few colors. The Hondacurator Collection includes the white and the red ones..
