2002 Honda NSX Type-R Japan Spec Widebody (Yellow),1:64 Scale Diecast Car

• Metals JDM Tuners collection
• Designer Series – Jonsibal Design Work
• Highly Detailed Model
• Diecast & Plastic parts
• Rubber Tires & Opening Doors
• Measures approximately: 3.25″ L x 1.3” W x 0.75” H
• Blister package dimensions: 5.25″ W x 7.0″ H x 2.0″ D
• Recommended for 8 years and above.

A second iteration of the NSX-R was unveiled in 2002, again exclusively in Japan. As with the first NSX-R, weight reduction was the primary focus for performance enhancement. The NSX-R was again based on the coupé, due to its lighter weight and more rigid construction. Carbon fibre was used to a large extent throughout the body components to reduce weight, including a larger and more aggressive rear spoiler, vented hood and deck lid. The vented hood was said to be the largest one-piece carbon-fiber hood used on a production road car.

The result of Honda’s second NSX-R effort was a vehicle that could challenge the latest sports car models on the track, despite having a base design that was more than 15 years old. For example, noted Japanese race and test driver Motoharu Kurosawa piloted a 2002 NSX-R around the Nürburgring road course in 7:56, a time equal to a Ferrari 360 Challenge Stradale. The NSX-R accomplished this feat despite being out-powered by the Ferrari by over 100 bhp (75 kW).

This Jada Metals JDM Tuners 1/64 scale model of a 2002 Honda NSX Type-R  makes for a wonderful addition to your diecast collection.