Minicar 1/64' 90 Acura NSX "Hot Wheels The' 90s" [HXR11-9866]

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■ Product description ■ In 1989, the NSX was introduced as an advertising tower to highlight Honda's technology at that time.
The all-aluminum monocoque body structure became the first mass-produced commercial vehicle in the world.
There was a lot of talk about it.
As a Japanese car at that time, it was equipped with a 3-liter V6 engine with a large displacement as a Japanese car at the time, and the low, wide and flowing form with opening and closing headlights became very popular with the atmosphere of a super car.
In addition, the late Ayrton Senna, who was a charismatic F1 driver who showed an overwhelming speed at the time, participated in the development. In terms of handling, the level of conventional Japanese cars is much higher than that of conventional Japanese cars, and it was highly evaluated in terms of performance.
Hot Wheels reproduces the American specifications (in the US, the high-grade model of Hondas was sold under the Acura brand).
Hot Wheels was designed by the late Ryu Japanese hophornbeam, a Japanese hot wheels designer who also owned the same type of NSX. It was a masterpiece that condensed the charm of actual cars into a 3-inch world.
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Scale : 1/64