Most likely an unlicensed casting of a Mugen-tuned Honda Fit.


in 2019, Hot Wheels released the 2018 Honda Civic Type R (FK8) after just releasing its rendition of the 2016 Civic Type R a couple of years.
Continue reading 2018 Honda Civic Type R (FK8) by Hot Wheelsin 2017, Hot Wheels released the UK-originated 2016 Honda Civic Type R (FK2) with a little exaggeration on the fender flares and the rear diffuser. Although the FK2 was UK-based, Hot Wheels chose to render the LHD version.
Continue reading 2016 Honda Civic Type R (FK2) by Hot Wheelsin 2023, Hot Wheels released the 1973 Honda Civic 3-door but not in street/stock form.
Continue reading 1973 Civic Custom by Hot WheelsHondacurator Collection photos and writeup COMING SOON!
Hondacurator Collection photos and writeup COMING SOON!
Tomica released the last in the series of Honda City models from the 80s when the City Turbo II was released in 1984. The Honda City, City Turbo, City Turbo II and City Cabriolet using a very similar casting – with variations in the hood, wheel arches and paint, in the case of the Cabriolet.
Tomica released the City Turbo in 1983 after a short-lived use of Tomica No.54 by the original City.
Tomica released Honda’s first Fit in 2002 sporting a nice shape and opening rear hatch.
The 2002 Civic Hatchback was release as a Civic Type R by Hot Wheels worldwide even though the US market never had the Type R. Hot Wheels was quick to introduce the 2003 Civic Si Hatchback.