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Versions[]
The Subaru SVX has been issued in the following versions:
| Col # | Year | Series | Color | Tampo | Base Color / Type | Window Color | Interior Color | Wheel Type | Toy Number(s) | Country | Notes / Variations | Photo |
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| MB5 | 2019 | 1-100: MBX Road Trip 18/20 | Pearl White | Detailed trim | Black / Plastic | Black | Grey | 
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FYP26 (USA) GCD88 (ROW) GCH20 (PG) | Thailand | Subaru SVX on base. Base Code(s): M32, M33, M34, M35, M36, M37, M38, M39, M40 |
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| MB88 | 2021 | 1-100: MBX Highway | Metalflake red | Detailed trim | Black / Plastic | Black | Black |
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GVX98 (USA) GXN06 (ROW) | Thailand | Subaru SVX on base. Base Code(s): P25, P29, P31 |
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Trivia[]
The Subaru SVX is based on Ryu Asada’s SVX. Asada is a former Matchbox designer who owned two of them when he was in college. This casting would mark the last time he would design for Matchbox, as he passed away in 2021.
The 2021 recolor in metalflake red is dedicated to the late Asada, and a special logo with his name, the character meaning joy ('喜') in kanji and the Japanese Matchbox logo is visible on the card and on the "Power Grabs" box.[1] The model itself features a rear license plate which reads "ASADA."
Gallery[]
Subaru SVX International Short Card (Front)
Subaru SVX International Short Card (Back) base code stamped on top right similar to USA long card
Base (plastic) details plus base code
Subaru SVX in sealed plastic baggie from power grabs box
Sides of exterior packaging of power grabs box
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Ends of exterior packaging of power grabs (base code is stamped onto side flap)
All packaging types for Subaru SVX: international short card (left), USA long card (right), and power grabs box (bottom)
2021 Version
Power Grabs box for 2021 1-100 version. The logo dedicated to designer Ryu Asada is visible on the left.
2021 Version
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