If you need any more evidence that the used car market has gone nuts, look no further than this first-generation Acura NSX. Found at the bottom of a river after 20 years, it allegedly sold for $8,500.

The 1991 Acura NSX arrived in a supercar world that treated breakdowns as part of the theater, and quietly refused to play along. Instead of fragile exotica, it offered mid‑engine performance wrapped ...

The 1991 Acura NSX arrived as a quiet revolution, built not to outgun European exotics on a spec sheet but to expose how crude many of them still were to live with. By combining supercar performance ...

The second-generation Acura NSX has had one of the most confusing impacts on the automotive zeitgeist of any car in decades. It blended the absolute freshest in hybrid technology (and ...

The Acura NSX — or Honda NSX, depending on the market — was first introduced in 1990. At the time, it was the Japanese automaker's first attempt at a high-speed, high-performance model for the road.

JAS Motorsport and Pininfarina want to build this NSX restomod prototype with an aim for a limited production run for the ultimate Honda fanatics out there. JAS and Pininfarina are collaborating on ...