The best movie-car collections do more than fill a shelf: they recreate a story. These four new Jada Fast & Furious 1/32 diecast cars connect the franchise’s street-racing beginnings with its later mix of Japanese performance, American muscle and European sports cars. Displayed together, the black Heist Honda Civic EJ1, red Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX, black Dodge Viper SRT 10 and green Porsche 911 GT3 form a compact timeline from 2001 through 2023.
This guide is designed for collectors who want more than a list of product names. You will find verified model specifications, movie connections, display ideas, care advice and a practical comparison of all four releases. Each model is linked by its exact product title and SKU, helping shoppers in the United States and Canada find the correct version without confusing it with a different color, scale or casting.
All four are currently active products in the Canadian Diecast catalog. Availability and pricing can change, so use the product links for the latest details before ordering.
A FRANCHISE TIMELINE IN MINIATURE
Why These Four Jada Movie Cars Work So Well Together
A collection often feels more intentional when the vehicles share one clear idea. Here, that idea is evolution. The Honda Civic represents the original film’s dark, purposeful street-machine aesthetic. The Mitsubishi Evo IX brings the graphic-heavy visual language associated with Tokyo Drift. The Dodge Viper shifts the display toward modern American performance, while the Porsche closes the timeline with a bright green European sports car from Fast X.
The result is variety without visual chaos. Two black cars create a grounded center, the red Evo adds energy, and the green Porsche becomes a natural focal point. Because every model is produced by Jada in the same 1/32 scale, their proportions feel coordinated on a shelf even though the real vehicles come from different manufacturers and performance traditions.
That consistency also makes the group approachable for a new collector. You do not need a large display case, and you do not have to choose between incompatible scales. Long-time fans can use the four cars as a ready-made movie timeline; newer collectors can begin with one favorite and add the others later.
What Does 1/32 Scale Mean for a Diecast Car?
At 1/32 scale, one unit on the model represents 32 units on the full-size vehicle. In practical collecting terms, these Jada cars are about five inches long. That makes them noticeably larger than typical 1/64 miniatures, but easier to display than many 1/24 or 1/18 models.
This middle size is useful because it leaves enough room for features such as opening doors, modeled interiors and rubber tires while remaining desk- and bookshelf-friendly. The Honda Civic, Mitsubishi Evo and Porsche are each listed at approximately 5 inches long, 1.75 inches wide and 1.5 inches high. The Dodge Viper is slightly larger at approximately 5.25 inches long, 2 inches wide and 1.5 inches high.
If you plan to display all four side by side, allow at least 24 inches of shelf width so the models have breathing room. A staggered two-by-two layout can fit comfortably in a smaller case while keeping every car visible.
Shared Features Across the New Jada Release
AT-A-GLANCE COMPARISON
Four Fast & Furious 1/32 Models Compared
| Model | Movie | SKU | Color | Approx. Size | Key Features |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Honda Civic EJ1 | The Fast and the Furious (2001) | 34419 | Black | 5 × 1.75 × 1.5 in. | Opening doors, rubber tires |
| Mitsubishi Evo IX | Tokyo Drift (2006) | 34448 | Red with graphics | 5 × 1.75 × 1.5 in. | Opening doors, rubber tires |
| Dodge Viper SRT 10 | Furious 7 (2015) | 32612 | Black | 5.25 × 2 × 1.5 in. | Opening doors, rubber tires |
| Porsche 911 GT3 (997) | Fast X (2023) | 35693 | Green with black accents | 5 × 1.75 × 1.5 in. | Opening doors, rubber tires |
ORIGINAL FILM • SKU 34419
Heist Honda Civic EJ1 in Black
The Heist Honda Civic EJ1 diecast is the natural starting point for this four-car story. Its all-black presentation is intentionally understated, giving it a very different presence from the more colorful tuner cars often associated with the franchise. On a shelf, that stealthy finish lets the Civic’s compact coupe shape do the talking.
Collectors drawn to the original 2001 movie will appreciate how this model anchors the lineup to the series’ early street-racing identity. It also works beyond a movie display: Honda collectors, import-car fans and enthusiasts of 1990s coupe design can place it alongside other Japanese models without the car feeling out of place.
At approximately five inches long, the Civic has enough physical presence to display alone but remains compact beside the other 1/32 releases. Opening doors reveal the modeled interior, while the rubber tires and diecast body make it satisfying to examine at close range. The black finish can show dust more readily than brighter colors, so a covered case or occasional gentle dusting will help preserve its clean, purposeful look.
Best for: collectors building an original-film display, Honda enthusiasts, or anyone who prefers subtle screen cars over bright graphics.
View the Heist Honda Civic EJ1TOKYO DRIFT • SKU 34448
Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX in Red with Graphics
The Tokyo Drift Mitsubishi Evo IX model is the most visibly tuner-inspired car in the group. Red paint, contrasting graphics and the Evo’s upright performance-sedan profile create an immediate connection to mid-2000s Japanese car culture. If your display needs one model that reads as “Tokyo Drift” from across the room, this is the obvious choice.
The four-door shape also creates a useful contrast with the coupes and sports cars around it. That change in roofline makes a multi-car display more visually interesting, especially when the Evo sits between the black Civic and the low Dodge Viper.
The model shares the release’s collector-friendly specifications: approximately five inches in length, diecast metal construction with some plastic components, a detailed interior and exterior, real rubber tires and opening doors. Those features make the graphics more than the only attraction; there is detail to enjoy when the car is viewed from multiple angles.
Best for: Tokyo Drift fans, JDM collectors and anyone who wants the brightest graphic treatment in the four-car lineup.
View the Tokyo Drift Evo IX
FURIOUS 7 • SKU 32612
Letty’s Dodge Viper SRT 10 in Black
Letty’s black Dodge Viper brings a distinctly American performance shape to the release. Its long hood, wide stance and low roof make it look fast even while parked. The understated color lets those proportions stand out, creating a model that feels dramatic without relying on elaborate graphics.
Among the four cars, the Letty Dodge Viper model is also slightly larger. Its listed dimensions are approximately 5.25 inches long and 2 inches wide, compared with about 5 by 1.75 inches for the others. The difference is modest, but it helps the Viper carry extra visual weight in a group display.
Place it at one end of the lineup to emphasize its length, or position it beside the compact Honda Civic to create the strongest contrast in vehicle type. Like the others, it includes opening doors, real rubber tires, detailed interior and exterior work, and a diecast body with some plastic parts.
Best for: Dodge and American sports-car collectors, Letty fans, and displays that need a low, aggressive centerpiece.
View Letty’s Dodge ViperFAST X • SKU 35693
Porsche 911 GT3 (997) in Green with Black Accents
The Fast X Porsche 911 GT3 diecast is the color focal point of this release. Its vivid green finish and black accents stand apart from the darker Civic and Viper, while the familiar 911 silhouette gives the group a European performance dimension. It is the newest movie connection in the set and an easy choice for collectors who want one car with maximum shelf visibility.
The model represents the 997-generation 911 GT3 shape in a compact 1/32 format. Curved fenders, the low nose and rear-engine profile make it visually distinct from the front-engine Viper and the boxier Evo sedan. Even in a mixed-brand cabinet, the Porsche’s silhouette is immediately recognizable.
At approximately five inches long, it matches the shelf footprint of the Honda and Mitsubishi. Opening doors, real rubber tires, interior and exterior detailing, and the original manufacturer packaging round out the package.
Best for: Porsche enthusiasts, Fast X collectors and anyone choosing a bold centerpiece rather than a stealthy movie car.
View the Fast X Porsche 911 GT3PICK YOUR STARTING CAR
Which Jada Fast & Furious Model Should You Buy?
If you want the strongest connection to the franchise’s beginning, choose the Heist Honda Civic EJ1. If your collection centers on Japanese performance and visual graphics, the Mitsubishi Evo IX is the clearest fit. For American sports-car presence, the Dodge Viper SRT 10 brings the widest and longest footprint. For bright color and a more recent screen connection, start with the Porsche 911 GT3.
Buying all four creates the most complete display because each model contributes something the others do not. You get four manufacturers, four movies, four different vehicle personalities and a shared scale. Collectors who buy one at a time may want to begin with the movie or automotive brand they care about most, then add contrasting colors and body styles.
Start with the black Honda Civic EJ1.
Choose the red Tokyo Drift Evo IX.
Pick Letty’s black Dodge Viper.
Go with the green Fast X Porsche.
How to Display and Care for 1/32 Diecast Cars
- Keep the scale consistent. Place the four Jada models together so the size relationship feels deliberate. If you mix scales, separate them by shelf or use risers.
- Leave room around opening parts. If you display the doors open, allow extra side clearance and avoid forcing a hinge beyond its natural travel.
- Limit direct sunlight. Prolonged exposure to strong sunlight can be hard on painted finishes, graphics and packaging. A shaded cabinet is a better long-term location.
- Dust gently. Use a soft, clean detailing brush or microfiber cloth. Hold delicate parts carefully and avoid harsh household cleaners.
- Keep the packaging. Even if you display the cars loose, the original boxes help with storage, transport and future organization.
- Create a movie timeline. Arrange the Civic, Evo, Viper and Porsche by film year—2001, 2006, 2015 and 2023—for a display that tells its own story.
How to Build a Larger Fast & Furious Diecast Collection
There is no single correct way to grow a movie-car collection. One approach is chronological: begin with the original film and add cars as they appear across the series. Another is brand-focused, placing the Honda with other imports, the Viper with American performance cars and the Porsche with European sports cars. A third option is character- or movie-based, grouping every vehicle associated with one chapter of the franchise.
Whichever method you choose, consistent scale is the simplest way to create visual order. These models make a strong 1/32 foundation, and their five-inch footprint lets you expand without immediately needing a large cabinet. Before buying another scale, decide whether it will share the same shelf or become a separate focal display.
Explore the complete Jada Toys diecast collection for more licensed vehicles and scales. You can also browse the Movie & TV diecast collection for recognizable screen cars beyond this franchise, or visit new diecast arrivals to see the latest additions.
Collector’s Buying Checklist
- Confirm the exact SKU: 34419 Civic, 34448 Evo IX, 32612 Viper or 35693 Porsche.
- Check that 1/32 scale matches the collection or display space you are building.
- Review current product-page availability and pricing before ordering.
- Plan for a model length of about five inches, plus extra space if doors are displayed open.
- Decide whether you will keep the model sealed, display it loose or retain the box separately.
- Use the full movie and vehicle title when searching so you do not accidentally buy another scale or color.
COLLECTOR QUESTIONS ANSWERED
Jada Fast & Furious 1/32 Diecast FAQ
Are all four cars the same scale?
Yes. The Honda Civic EJ1, Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution IX, Dodge Viper SRT 10 and Porsche 911 GT3 are all listed as 1/32 scale Jada models.
How large are these Jada 1/32 cars?
The Civic, Evo and Porsche are approximately 5 inches long, 1.75 inches wide and 1.5 inches high. The Viper is approximately 5.25 inches long, 2 inches wide and 1.5 inches high.
Do the doors open?
Yes. Each product listing specifies opening doors, along with a detailed interior and exterior. Open them gently and support the model while handling it.
Do these models have rubber tires?
Yes. All four are listed with real rubber tires.
What are the models made from?
They use diecast metal construction with some plastic parts. This combination is common for capturing smaller trim and interior components while retaining a metal body.
Are these officially licensed Fast & Furious products?
Yes. Each product is listed as officially licensed and arrives in the manufacturer’s original unopened packaging. Packaging design may be updated by the manufacturer while the product itself remains the same.
Which model is best for a first-time collector?
Choose the car connected to your favorite movie or automotive brand. The Civic is ideal for original-film nostalgia, the Evo for Tokyo Drift and JDM fans, the Viper for American performance collectors, and the Porsche for bold color and a Fast X connection.
Can these be displayed with other brands?
Yes. For the most natural visual comparison, group them with other 1/32 models. Different brands can look cohesive when scale, spacing and display style remain consistent.
Are these toys or collectibles?
They are detailed diecast models with functional opening doors. Collectors often display them, but buyers should always review the product packaging and manufacturer guidance for age recommendations and intended use.
How can U.S. collectors find the exact versions?
Use the vehicle name together with the SKU when searching: Honda Civic 34419, Mitsubishi Evo IX 34448, Dodge Viper 32612 or Porsche 911 GT3 35693. The direct links in this guide lead to the matching Canadian Diecast product pages, where current availability and checkout details are shown.
FOUR FILMS. FOUR PERFORMANCE ICONS.
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