MUNCLE MIKES COLLECTOR GUIDE
Acura NSX Concept — 2015 Auto Show Edition
This blue NSX is pictured on a clear presentation stand. Its silver top stripe, blue glazing and bright-rimmed PR5 wheels closely resemble the regular 2015 blue Speed Team car. The presentation matters when identifying the auto-show edition.

- Release year
- 2015
- Series
- North American International Auto Show
- Toy code
- Not documented
- Body color
- Metalflake Blue
Official Identification
| Manufacturer | Mattel |
|---|---|
| Brand | Hot Wheels |
| Casting/model | Acura NSX Concept — 2015 Auto Show Edition |
| Release year | 2015 |
| Series | North American International Auto Show |
| Toy/product code | Not documented |
| Scale | Not documented in the reviewed references |
Physical Details
| Body color | Metalflake Blue |
|---|---|
| Documented identification cues | Use the exact reference photograph and the release details below |
| Base, interior, windows and country | Not fully documented in the reviewed references unless stated elsewhere on this page |
Packaging Details
| Release format | Use the pictured release and caption; original package details remain unknown when the photograph shows the car loose |
|---|---|
| Toy / product code | Not documented |
| Regional differences | Not documented in the reviewed references |
Follow the stripes, then the wheels
The reference documents a 2015 North American International Auto Show version without a toy number. G50 is listed as a base code, and also appears among the regular blue release’s recorded codes. It is not a unique toy number or proof of show provenance.
Release details
| Decoration | Silver stripe across top, Acura emblem on hood & rear, Red tampo'd tail lights |
|---|---|
| Wheels | Chrome & Black PR5 |
| Base | Black plastic |
| Windows | Tinted (Blue) |
| Interior | Black |
| Country | Malaysia |
| Toy number | Not documented; G50 is a base code |
Variation Summary










Choosing one for your collection
Ask for the original presentation materials and the example’s history. A loose blue NSX with a silver stripe or G50 base marking is not enough to establish that it came from the show.
The photograph shows the car and clear stand. It does not prove the origin of another example, and a similar aftermarket display stand would not establish provenance.
Collector questions
Does G50 identify an auto-show exclusive?
No. It is a base code recorded for both the show version and the regular blue CFJ55 release. The original presentation and provenance are needed to support an auto-show identification.
Browse the MM shop
Explore MM’s loose Hot Wheels for other Japanese cars, or browse finished customs for a different wheel-and-tire setup. Check the individual listing for casting, release and condition.