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Hot Wheels ’12 Acura NSX Concept — Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide

Hot Wheels introduced the ’12 Acura NSX Concept casting in 2013. Its release history now spans nine retail versions and a 2015 NAIAS promotional issue. Shared toy number X6999 appears on several years and finishes, including the 2017 matte-black multipack car and the 2022 yellow and blue releases. Match year, finish, wheel style and the right identifier field before calling a version.

About the ’12 Acura NSX Concept casting

The low two-door coupe represents Acura’s second-generation NSX Concept shown in 2012. Hot Wheels identifies the casting reference as X1640; the first 2013 silver release also used X1640 as its individual release code.

Color alone cannot identify every version. The 2017 matte-black multipack entry is listed as DVB49 in some catalogs and X6999 as its toy number; the two labels refer to the same car, while later yellow and blue 2022 cars also use X6999. The 2013 silver and red cars share collector number 156/250, and the 2022 yellow and blue multipack cars both carry X6999. Match the release year, series, body finish and wheel style as a group.

2013 Hot Wheels ’12 Acura NSX Concept X1640 in silver with black roof and TRAP5 wheels
2013 silver X1640, the Asphalt Assault debut with a black roof and TRAP5 wheels.

Identification details

Make Acura
Hot Wheels casting ’12 Acura NSX Concept
Casting reference X1640
Scale 1:64
Debut 2013 · Asphalt Assault
Guide coverage 2013–2026 · nine retail releases and one event promotional issue

Complete variation web

Use these release records to compare the casting’s paint, stripes, wheels and package identifiers. The NAIAS promotional issue resembles the blue CFJ55 Speed Team release, so use the base marking and event provenance to distinguish it.

Year Release code Series / format Identification cues
2013 X1640 Asphalt Assault · #156/250 Silver; black roof and black TRAP5 wheels
2013 X1955 Asphalt Assault · #156/250 Red; black roof, Acura emblems, black TRAP5 wheels
2015 CFK93 Speed Team · #191/250 Yellow; black roof stripe and TRAP5 wheels
2015 NAIAS promotional issue North American International Auto Show Blue metalflake; silver roof stripe and PR5 wheels; G50 is a reported base marking
2015 CFJ55 Speed Team · #191/250 Blue metalflake; silver stripes and chrome/black PR5 wheels
2017 DVB49 / X6999 2017 Multi-Pack Exclusives Matte black; red roof stripe and red-tinted windows. Catalog SKU DVB49; toy number X6999.
2018 CC135 2018 Multi-Pack Exclusives White; red roof stripe, gray-tinted windows and red interior
2022 X6999 · yellow 2022 Multi-Pack Exclusives Yellow; Ryu Asada 6-spoke wheels
2022 X6999 · blue 2022 Multi-Pack Exclusives Blue; Ryu Asada 6-spoke wheels
2026 HK026 2026 Multi-Pack Exclusives · pack ref. X6999 Satin dark red; gray LW-Wire Spoke wheels

Hot Wheels ’12 Acura NSX Concept variation photos

Compare the roof stripes, paint and wheel faces across the family, then open the matching release guide.

Open any release guide

How to identify a loose car

  1. Check the roof first: early black roofs, yellow or silver stripes, and the red 2017 stripe separate several close versions.
  2. Compare wheel faces. TRAP5, PR5, Ryu Asada 6-spoke and LW-Wire Spoke wheels appear in this family.
  3. Use release code and packaging together. The 2022 yellow and blue multipacks share X6999, while the 2015 NAIAS promotional issue carries a G50 base marking and no listed retail toy code.
  4. For a loose example, inspect the tampo edges, paint at the nose and rear quarters, axle straightness, wheel rub, window tint and underside.
Identify the NAIAS promotional issue by its base and provenance. The NAIAS promotional issue and CFJ55 share blue paint, silver roof stripes and PR5 wheels. The G50 base marking and event provenance distinguish the two.

Collector identification notes

Read shared references carefully: X1640 identifies the casting and its debut release, while later multipack codes can repeat across colors. For the 2015 blue cars, compare the CFJ55 retail code with the G50 NAIAS base marking and check provenance.

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Value Research

Compare documented sales only after matching the exact release. The silver and red 2013 cars share number 156/250, and both 2022 multipack colors use X6999, so a broad “NSX Concept” match can mix different versions.

Record the release code or event provenance, body and roof finish, wheels, loose-car condition and package condition separately. For a meaningful comparison, use completed transactions for the same release and similar condition, with the sale date noted. This guide does not assign a price where comparable evidence is unavailable.

Collector FAQs

What does X1640 identify?

X1640 is the casting reference used for the ’12 Acura NSX Concept. It is also the release code on the 2013 silver debut, but later versions use their own release codes or pack references.

How many releases are covered in this guide?

This family record covers ten entries: nine retail releases plus the 2015 North American International Auto Show presentation, which is tracked separately from the numbered Speed Team car.

How do I distinguish the two blue 2015 cars?

Compare the retail CFJ55 Speed Team release with the separately documented NAIAS presentation. Their blue finish and silver roof stripe are similar; release provenance and the reported G50 base marking help distinguish the event issue.

Sources and collector references

Release years, codes and series are cross-checked against the Hot Wheels Newsletter Digital Car Catalog and the package/base markings recorded for each issue. The 2015 NAIAS blue presentation is kept separate from the retail CFJ55 Speed Team release because its event provenance and reported G50 base marking differ.

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