Description
The Honda Del Sol, known in some markets as the Honda CR-X del Sol, is a two seat targa topped sport compact car produced by Honda from 1992 to 1998, designed by Yoshikazu Kigoshi as a successor to the earlier CR-X. Its name translates from Spanish as “of the sun,” a nod to its distinctive motorized aluminum hardtop, which could stow away in a hinged frame in the trunk alongside a motorized drop down rear window, giving owners a genuine open air driving experience without sacrificing the coupe’s clean, targa styled silhouette.
The white Del Sol featured in the original 2001 film The Fast and the Furious appears as a heavily customized JDM tuner build, sporting a body kitted “EG2” chassis, a front end swap borrowed from a later 1996 to 2000 Honda Civic, and a modified rear end, all hallmarks of the genuine early 2000s import scene the franchise helped popularize. Cars like this Del Sol represented the grassroots, everyday tuner culture that ran alongside the franchise’s more famous hero vehicles, giving the film’s street racing world a broader, more authentic feel rooted in real JDM enthusiast builds of the era.
Hot Wheels honors this genuine background icon as part of its Fast & Furious series, officially licensed by both Honda and Universal City Studios, and produced as an imported release for adult collectors. This casting captures the Del Sol’s compact targa top proportions and clean early 1990s styling, finished in White at 1:64 scale, giving fans a piece of the franchise’s authentic JDM tuner roots.
Why You Should Own It?
- Represents the 1994 Honda Del Sol, a genuine JDM background car from the original Fast & Furious film
- Officially licensed by Honda and Universal City Studios
- Part of the Hot Wheels Fast & Furious series, imported for adult collectors
- Captures the customized “EG2” tuner build styling seen on screen
- Great pickup for Fast & Furious, JDM, and 1990s tuner culture themed collections
- Durable die cast metal build with authentic Hot Wheels detailing


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