A 1991 Acura NSX with Senna-tuned bones, extensive JDM modifications, and $35,000 in recent service is up for grabs at no ...

Monterey Car Week is the kind of automotive pilgrimage where the most passionate aficionados, collectors, and industry insiders gather to celebrate cars in all their glory. Held every August along ...

In the early 1990s, the manufacturer of some of the most dependable vehicles ever made decided to offer the first everyday ...

Long before McLaren named a limited run hypercar after him, there was only one road car you'd associate with the great Ayrton ...

The second generation of the Acura/Honda NSX had somewhat of a mixed reception. While most people saw it as a fantastic supercar, its problem was that it felt almost too good in some ways. But many ...

Who said sports cars can’t be reliable? This high-mileage Acura NSX has defied the odds and is attracting plenty of attention at auction. A 1995 Acura NSX-T with 320,600 miles is drawing bids over $60 ...

"The first-gen was gas. Second-gen was a hybrid. There's gonna be another one," an Acura exec told The Drive. When we asked if, logically, that meant the next NSX would be all-electric, Ikeda simply ...

The upmarket NSX Type S was revealed in 2021, with an increase to 602 horsepower. Acura made it clear at Monterey Car Week at that time that the Type S was a limited edition and production would be ...

Acura is renowned for producing cars that excel in luxury, performance, and safety. The Acura NSX Type S made its debut on the market in 2016 and has gone toe-to-toe against its equally impressive ...

The tables tend to turn quickly in endurance racing. One moment a car has an advantage over the competition, and the next it spins out, losing all hope of winning. On the other hand, one car's ...

It was a bit of a surprising twist when Honda and Acura announced in late 2022 that the second-generation version of the legendary NSX sports car was being discontinued after roughly six years on the ...

Acura is working on an NSX-like electric sports car for 2028 that will ride on Honda Motor Co.'s 0 Series electric platform. Shinji Aoyama, global executive officer for the Japanese automaker, told ...