Accent

In 2003, Tecnitoys launched a new version of the Hyundai Accent with reference 6120. Like the previous year's model, it featured all-wheel drive powered by a dual-axis motor, steering with an automatic return system, a realistic chassis finish on the underside, and front and rear lights. However, this version introduced LED lights that were marketed as "high-intensity xenon lights". The model in gray, #10, came with a "mud effect" finish and displayed the Monte Carlo Rally decals along with the names A. Schwarz and M. Hiemer. Tecnitoys was inspired by the Hyundai that competed in this rally in 2003 for its reference 6120 model.

The Hyundai Accent WRC was the first car with which the South Korean brand officially competed in the World Rally Championship between 2000 and 2003, developed by MSD in the United Kingdom. It underwent three evolutions (WRC1, WRC2, and WRC3) that progressively improved the suspension, aerodynamics, and 2.0-liter turbo engine, although it never achieved podium finishes. It served as the technical foundation and experience base for Hyundai's subsequent triumphant return with the i20 WRC. Armin Schwarz and Manfred Hiemer, driving the Hyundai Accent WRC3 for the Hyundai World Rally Team, finished in eighth place at the 71st Rallye Automobile Monte-Carlo in 2003. This car #10 was faithfully reproduced by Tecnitoys in its 6120 model.