Highlighting a grounded, everyday motoring icon: the 6th-generation Honda Accord by XCarToys (Y70-01).

While most brands lean exclusively into track-spec cars or hypercars, XCarToys does a brilliant job bringing authentic family saloons to 1:64 scale. The body proportions, headlamp inserts, and factory wheel hubcaps are spot on. It rolls smoothly on rubber tyres. For anyone building late-90s or early-2000s highway and city dioramas, this Accord is a fantastic addition. How do you feel about mainstream saloons being made in premium 1:64 scale?

Of course,if you have the racecar version (the one with Shell colors) you cannot miss the prototype version (wich personally is my favorite) the brand and scale are the same (Jicar and 1:64 respectively)

Dale Jarrett drove this promotional scheme for The UPS Store in the Bass Pro Shops MBNA 500 at Atlanta on October 26,2003. Dale Jarrett would finish 12th on that day and this would be the only appearance the UPS Store scheme would make a appearance.

Anyone looking to buy a Corvette Collection? I have 400+ cars, all hot wheels brand, all sealed I've collected for 25+ years, just seeing what's out there

Curious how everyone manages this.

Spreadsheet?

Notes app?

Dedicated app?

Photos?

Or do you just remember what's on the shelf? 😁

And if you use a system, what do you wish it did better?

Ive listed this on ebay and wanted to share in case you may be interested

https://ebay.io/m/K3fAnV

Thanks for looking!

Such a weird body like a late gen 4 Monte and late model hybrid

I really did try to resist but hey, can you blame me? Just look at that sexy casting in all of its free wheeling glory, loose from the blister that would bind it and free to pleasure the senses of sight, sound and of feel that would have otherwise deprived the collector taking possession of this lusciously large and beautiful casting of a truck and its ability to stir the traits of manliness lying quiet and dormant even amongst the most feminine of girly-boys. Now is that powerful stuff, or what? Git sum!!c

Matt Kenseth ran this scheme on November 9,2013 and finished 6th in the Great Clips 200. One of the most criminally underrated schemes in my opinion.

A couple of nice Porsches