'88 Honda CR-X
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Mainline · HW J-Imports (2023) · #10/10
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The story behind the '88 Honda CR-X
The '88 Honda CR-X is a classic example of JDM style captured in miniature form. Released as part of the HW J-Imports series during the 2023 Mainline run, this model celebrates the sporty coupe era from Japan. Designed by Ryu Asada with the SKU HKK68, it brings authentic details to the standard retail lineup. Since it belongs to the core Mainline assortment rather than a special event release like a Treasure Hunt or Super Treasure Hunt, you will find it quite accessible in toy stores and online shops today. Its bright blue paint scheme combined with bold yellow wheels makes this car stand out on any track setup without requiring high prices.
Materials, colors and value
This diecast replica features a plastic base material that is standard for the affordable Mainline collection found at big-box retailers worldwide. The model sits in 1/64 scale, which allows it to fit perfectly into most display shelves and racing tracks designed by Hot Wheels fans over many years. You might spot versions with various window tints ranging from smoke tones to gray frames along with grey interior details printed on the underside of the body shell.
Questions about the '88 Honda CR-X
Is this '88 Honda CR-X a rare or limited edition car?+
No, it is not considered a rare find. This specific model appeared in the regular Mainline series during the year 2023 under the HW J-Imports theme group. Because these cars are produced for wide distribution at retail stores globally instead of being exclusive online drops or special events like Treasure Hunts, they remain relatively easy to locate and purchase even after their initial release window has passed.
How do I tell if this is an authentic Hot Wheels model?+
You can verify its authenticity by checking the bottom of the car. Real models from Mattel will always have a small flame logo printed alongside the words 'Hot Wheels' and usually include copyright information near one end of the base plate where it says either Made in Thailand or Malaysia depending on when your exact copy came off the production line assembly belts.
What is the typical value for this car?+
Since it belongs to the standard Mainline category without any special rarity markers such as Spectraflame finishes or unique wheel types reserved for Chase variants, you can expect very reasonable pricing today. Most collectors pay around a dollar each when buying loose from bulk lots online while sealed blister packs typically sell within normal everyday market ranges at local hobby shops.
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How much is a HKK68 - '88 Honda CR-X Hot Wheels product worth?
This 2023 Mainline casting doesn't have enough market data yet, so this is an estimate based on its type, rarity and age. Value rises for older and rarer castings — a 1970s Mainline is worth far more than a current one. Prices are shown in EUR and refreshed as new market data arrives.