HONDA S2000

D. Watson Jr.
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This article contains detailed information on Mattel Brick Shops 2026 Honda S2000 (JFR88)

Set Name: '07 Honda S2000

Release Date: Jan-2026

ID: JFR88

Pcs: 257

MSRP: $19.99

Age Rec.: 10+

Main Color: Yellow

Includes:

One decal sheet
One metal die-cast car

Notes:

This set is part of the Hot Wheels Speed Series | (1:32 Scale)
This set is a Target Exclusive

Description:

Hit the track and get ready to race with the buildable 1:32 scale '07 Honda S2000 by Mattel Brick Shop. This detailed and authentic set includes decals for customization, 2 sets of wheel covers, a metal signature plate, plus an exclusive matching metal car. Collect all the cars in the Speed Series™ and build your collection. 

Build the Japanese Legend: Fully buildable 1:32 scale ’07 Honda S2000 loaded with realistic details.
Customize Your Ride: Includes a custom decal sheet and 2 sets of wheel covers to transform your build.
Exclusive Metal Car & Metal Signature Plate: Features a matching 1:64 scale metal car and signature plate, available first with Mattel Brick Shop sets.
Authentic S2000 Details: Features opening doors, authentic windshield and spoiler.
Compatible With Other Brands: Pieces combine with all building sets by Mattel Brick Shop and other name brands.

10+ | 2026 | JFR88 | 257 pcs

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Instruction Manual:

PDF instruction manual for the Honda S2000 is not yet available.

Real World Version:

This set is based on the real Honda S2000. The first three pictures below are the standard street version. The last three pictures are of version racing version of the car.

History:

"In 1999, Honda launched the S2000 to celebrate its 50th anniversary. The two-seat roadster revolutionized the way sports cars were made, resulting in one of the most thrilling driver's cars of the era.
At the 1995 Tokyo motor show, Honda dared to dream, revealing a radical concept car called the Sports Study Model. It had been designed with Pininfarina, the famous Italian styling house that worked with the likes of Ferrari, with a view to building a production model in time to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Honda. Less than four years later, the S2000 was launched, with the SSM’s look refined by Honda designer, Daisuki Sawai. More than 110,000 went on to be sold.
The backbone of any sports car is its chassis. The S2000 put into production the acclaimed ‘X-bone frame’, shown here in blue, (see picture below) which was lighter yet stronger than contemporary roadsters and sports cars. The engine was positioned behind the front axle line, helping achieve perfect 50/50 front-to-rear weight distribution, and with double wishbone suspension and power sent to the back wheels, it would become the choice of purist drivers around the world.

Did you know that the Honda S2000 was one of the first modern sports cars to be fitted with a button to start the engine – something that has been widely copied since? Coloured red and marked ‘ENGINE START’, it was positioned just a finger-stretch to the right of the steering wheel, on UK cars."

Historical information quoted from honda.co.uk