Hot Wheels ’90 Acura NSX — Casting Info & Complete Collector’s Guide

What is the Hot Wheels ’90 Acura NSX?

Hot Wheels introduced this 1:64 scale casting in 2015 as CFH16. The sculpt represents the first-generation Acura NSX, with its mid-engine proportions, pop-up headlamp covers and low rear deck. Across later issues, the same casting appears in regular mainline colors, retailer and multipack releases, collector series, and special assortments.

CFH16 is the casting reference associated with the model; each release has its own toy code or pack reference. Match the exact edition by reading the year, series, release code, decoration and wheel combination together.

How to identify a ’90 Acura NSX release

1. Start with the release code on the base or package, then match it to the year and series in the release list below.
2. Compare the body color and finish, tampos, window tint, interior, base and wheel design. Similar colors appear in more than one year.
3. For multipack and Mystery Models versions, keep the assortment or series information with the toy code; an X6999 pack reference is not the individual casting number.
4. Describe the car’s condition separately from its package. Check paint at the front and rear edges, stripe and logo wear, wheel finish, axles and base.

’90 Acura NSX release history

The linked pages cover 24 cataloged 1:64 releases in this family from 2015 through 2026. Pack references are identified separately from each car’s release code. Open a release guide for its exact identifiers, decoration and packaging notes.

The year, SKU and assortment shown on a sealed package are useful release identifiers. Some multipack references recur across different years, so keep each release attached to its own page.

Physical details and condition

The ’90 Acura NSX is a compact 1:64 casting with a plastic base and version-specific wheels, window tint and tampos. The trim and wheel treatments changed between releases, so compare each car to its linked release record instead of assuming every example shares one finish.

Inspect the front lip, roof and rear wing for edge wear. Check the hood and door graphics, Acura and NSX marks, wheel faces, axles, base and stance. For metallic paint, compare photographs in neutral light.

Packaging details

Mainline cars use standard blister cards; multipack editions are identified by their assortment, while Mystery Models are sold in concealed packs. Brick Shop releases can include a 1:64 metal car within a larger building-set package. Keep the package type and condition distinct from the condition of the casting.

Value Research

Compare like-for-like sales by the individual release code, series, finish and package type. These 24 records share a casting, but include mainline colors, store exclusives, multipacks and specialty releases; those are not interchangeable comparisons.

For each sale, match loose with loose or carded with carded. Record paint and tampo wear, wheels, axles and base; on packaged cars, note card and blister condition separately. Pack references identify the set, while the release code identifies the particular car.

Collector FAQs

What is the casting number?

CFH16 is the casting reference associated with the ’90 Acura NSX. Release codes such as DHR18 and JKC33 identify particular editions.

Is the 2026 Mystery Models car the HK052 multipack release?

No. JKC33 is the black Mystery Models Series 2 release. The dark-blue HK052 is a separate 2026 Multi-Pack Exclusives release; X6999 is its pack reference.

Is JKG27 part of this casting family?

Yes. JKG27 is the red 1:64 ’90 Acura NSX included in the 2025 Mattel Brick Shop assortment. Its larger Brick Shop set has a separate guide linked in Related Acura Guides.