2002 Chevrolet Cavalier.

I also never heard of X-Concepts. I assume it is diecast. How would you compare its level of detail to present day models?

@ed-davis 

It is diecast with a plastic base. Metal is quite thin but dimensions look accurate. I bought a dozen or so of this company's models, mainly Japanese cars for just under $10 each which seemed good value. The shut lines are very good and several have opening doors, trunk and engine compartment. I can show some of the others over the next few days if they are of interest.

Interesting model that fills a gap but who chose that insipid color?

@david-green 

If you have any other American cars or Japanese sports cars, I would be interested.

@john-quilter 

Hi John,

That was an actual and popular colour in 2002 for the Cavalier. It was called alpine green metallic. 

Nice to see another U.S. car that was popular in the driveways of many homes. It’s this every day bread snd butter cars that interest me the most. Thanks, David, for posting that availed. Show us more of what you have!

These X Concepts items seem to also be known as Modifiers and come in a bubble pack with alternative wheels you can fit.   I see  a Ford Focus,  Honda,  and Escalade among others.   I believe I have some of these which have been out for a while.

Posted by: @john-quilter

These X Concepts items seem to also be known as Modifiers and come in a bubble pack with alternative wheels you can fit.   I see  a Ford Focus,  Honda,  and Escalade among others.   I believe I have some of these which have been out for a while.

What a cool idea - can't believe I missed them when they came out! I wonder if they made 'unModifiers' as well? https://www.hobbydb.com/marketplaces/hobbydb/subjects/x-concepts-brand

Here is what the X Concept Modifiers packaging looked like. Found this on eBay along with a few 1/43 cars. A few cars listed on eBay in the $100 plus range. Crazy!

I'll Post three Honda 'X-Concepts,LLC' models this afternoon in a separate post. All are not in Modifiers packaging and were purchased by me as vehicles, unboxed, about 15 years ago.

Posted by: @karl

Posted by: @john-quilter

These X Concepts items seem to also be known as Modifiers and come in a bubble pack with alternative wheels you can fit.   I see  a Ford Focus,  Honda,  and Escalade among others.   I believe I have some of these which have been out for a while.

What a cool idea - can't believe I missed them when they came out! I wonder if they made 'unModifiers' as well? https://www.hobbydb.com/marketplaces/hobbydb/subjects/x-concepts-brand

X-Concepts was the company and their model car range were branded under Modifiers. Modifiers were available in 1:43rd and 1:64th scales. Earlier 1:43rd Modifiers were packaged in a larger blister pack. In the later series the dimension of the over all blister pack size was reduced considerably. I bought a few when they were current and managed to pick up a couple of 1:64th scale versions when they were greatly reduced price wise.

I remember the Modifiers being sold at Target. I bought one, the '97 Honda Del Sol. I left it as-displayed in the plastic package (though I did open it) but still have all the accessory bits, screws, etc.

I also remember seeing the modifies at Target. At the time I had the Mitsubishi Eclipse, Honda Accord Coupe, and a 1999-ish Mustang.