'90 ACURA NSX
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Mystery Models · Mystery Models Series 2 (2026)
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The story behind the '90 ACURA NSX
The '90 Acura NSX from 2026 captures the timeless look of one of Japan's most respected supercars. This model appears in Mystery Models Series 2 and brings a sleek all-black finish to your collection. Ryu Asada designed this version with clean lines and classic proportions that match the original sports car perfectly. You will find it under SKU JKC33 if you search online listings or check store receipts for confirmation.
Materials, colors and value
This diecast model features an all-plastic construction typical of standard Hot Wheels releases at a scale of 1/64. The finish is dominated by gloss black paint covering the body and base with tinted windows adding realism to the cabin view. Silver interior details provide subtle contrast inside while white NSX lettering stands out on the side panel near the door area.
Questions about the '90 ACURA NSX
Is the '90 Acura NSX rare?+
This model comes from Mystery Models Series 2 which means availability depends entirely on local store stock and how quickly retailers move inventory. It is not classified as a Treasure Hunt or Super Treasure Hunt so you do not need to look for flame logos or special paint finishes when searching for it.
What materials make up this car?+
The '90 Acura NSX uses standard plastic construction throughout its body base and wheels. While many premium Hot Wheels feature metal bodies this particular release stays true to the basic line specifications with durable molded parts designed primarily for play rather than display weight.
Who designed this version?+
Ryu Asada is credited as the designer responsible for shaping this specific casting and detailing scheme. His work focuses on capturing authentic automotive aesthetics while maintaining compatibility with existing packaging standards required by retail distribution channels worldwide today.
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