Hot Wheels collector guide

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

Hot Wheels has released several distinct Acura NSX castings. Match the car’s body shape and scale to a casting family first; then use that family’s release guides to compare color, wheels, packaging and toy codes.

Why NSX casting identity matters

NSX is a model name used across separate Hot Wheels molds. The ’90 Acura NSX, 2008 Acura NSX L9926, Ryu’s 1994 NSX, ’12 Acura NSX Concept, ’17 Acura NSX and Acura NSX GT3 each have their own release histories. The Hot Wheels XL ’90 NSX is a larger 1:43 model and is separate from the 1:64 ’90 casting.

Compare the car’s silhouette and scale before using color, wheel or package details to identify a specific release.

Acura NSX casting family web

Open the guide that matches your car’s casting. Each page connects its documented release variations.

2008 Acura NSX L9926 and Ryu’s 1994 NSX

These are separate Hot Wheels casting families. The 2008 Acura NSX uses the L9926 toy code. Ryu’s 1994 NSX is a later RLC casting with its own release records.

2008 Acura NSX L9926

Five documented release records are linked below. The first three records distinguish interior and wheel details; use the exact code and body features together.

Ryu’s 1994 NSX

Open the Ryu’s 1994 NSX family guide →

How to identify an Acura NSX casting

  1. Compare the roofline, headlamp shape, rear window, wing and body proportions with the family photos above.
  2. Separate the first-generation NSX castings, the concept model and the GT3 race car.
  3. Check scale. The XL JLJ47 is 1:43; the other guides cover 1:64 releases.
  4. Once the casting matches, compare the toy code, color, wheels, package and series to identify the release.

Related Acura casting guides

Acura NSX (L9926) release guide · Acura HSC Concept · 1996 Acura Integra GSR · 2001 Acura Integra

Collector FAQs

Are all Acura NSX Hot Wheels the same casting?

No. The first-generation ’90 NSX, ’12 concept, ’17 road car, NSX GT3, L9926 model and Ryu’s 1994 NSX are separate casting records. Match the body and the dedicated guide before comparing releases.

What scale is the Hot Wheels XL ’90 NSX?

The JLJ47 Acura NSX XL is 1:43. The other casting guides on this page cover 1:64 models.

How do I identify a specific release?

Start with the casting family, then check the release code, year, series, finish, wheels and package together.

Why does this guide include the 2008 and 1994 NSX records?

They have distinct Hot Wheels release histories and separate guide pages; the 1994 Ryu’s NSX and 2008 L9926 model are not grouped with the later road-car castings.

Value Research

This index spans several NSX bodies, casting records and scales. Compare completed sales only after matching the exact family, release code, year, series, finish, wheels and package. The JLJ47 XL is 1:43; most other entries are 1:64.

Keep the loose car’s condition separate from card, blister or multipack condition. No unsupported price range is assigned.

Sources and collector references

Family and release links point to Muncle Mikes’ Acura NSX casting guides. Match each model with its own package, release code and casting record before identifying a loose example; “NSX” alone is not a release identifier.

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