Era Car Releases by Product Line

There are several ways of organizing and listing Era Car models, each offering unique advantages and disadvantages. In this page, models will be organized in the same way they are marketed. It is helpful to understand what lines of models of Era Car are on offer, and where a particular model fits in.

If you want to consult a different sorting you can use the menus at the top of the page, or the navbox at the bottom of the page, to quickly surf between them. However, because this wiki is still a work in progress, the full collection of Era Car models will only be listed in this page, while the remaining listing pages will only include models which have dedicated pages. Eventually all models will have a dedicated page. To keep track of progress, here are the pages currently being worked on:

**Honda Integra Type-R DC2 White (11RN-061)**

**Honda Integra Type-R DC2 Blue Gray (11RF-062)**

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Era Car is divided into two lines of products:

## The Regular Line

   This is considered the main line. The distinguishing feature is that the models are numbered. There is a big chrome number displayed on the front of the box, as well as white ones on the sides of the box. Each number has two versions: a normal version (RN=Regular Normal), and a 1st special edition (RF=Regular First). Both the RN and RF versions are the same casting, but with a different paint job and sometimes with different components (for example, if one of them is a police car, a light bar might be added on top of the model). To distinguish the RF from the RN version, the RF version is marked with "`1ST Special Edition`" on the front of the box below the model's name as well as on the sides of the box also below the model's name.

It is usual for the same casting to appear on different numbers, and thus not be limited to just two models of a particular number. Meaning you can find the Suzuki Jimny, for example, in numbers 01, 02, 12, 13, etc.

Occasionally, an already released number number gets a third model. This third model is still either an RN or RF version. There are no distinguishing markings present on the box to differentiate this third model from the original RN or RF releases, with the exception of some identifiers like the SKU and the EAN-13.

Numbers are not released in chronological order, however all skipped numbers will eventually have a release. When a number is released, both versions (RN and RF) are released together. More recently (since around model number 40), if we exclude third model releases, numbers do seem to have been released in chronological order.

## The Special Line

    Models in this line are similar to the Regular line, however they are marketed in a different line to reflect the fact that the model was the result of some special collaboration, or has a special feature. Unlike the Regular line, the Special line is not numbered, and as such they lack of the big chrome number on the front of the box, as well as the white ones on the sides. In their place there is a logo reflecting the special collaboration or novel feature. In most cases this line has custom packaging with a different art style, or sometimes even a different cardboard box. Initially this line was called Limited (L=Limited), but it was later changed to the current name (SP=Special). Era Myth Group Ltd. (the company that owns Era Car) offers a numbering system for this line of vehicles on their website, which currently seems to be derived from the SKU (at some point in the past it was not). However using the SKU as a proxy for a numbering system is not consistent with the Product Line, as explained in The Identifier page. This numbering will be included in the table below in the Observations column.

The table below is ordered chronologically.