There’s a new most expensive Honda in town: this 2003 NSX-R, which just sold for 934,375 euros (CDN$1.46 million, or US$1.06 million) The big number can be chalked up to the fact only about 140 copies ...

A million dollars … for a Honda?!” You can practically hear your local Joe Musclecar say this, can’t you? Well yes, Joe, ...

Like many classics from the golden age of Japanese bubble-era engineering, the early 1991-96 Acura NSX is no longer a bargain ...

A Honda NSX, one of the most nearly perfect cars ever made, just sold for over $1 million for the first time.

Perhaps the crown jewel of the set is a 2003 Honda NSX-R. The ultimate version of Honda’s popular mid-engined supercar was ...

Yep, Dr. Evil would certainly approve, because the NA2 Honda NSX is now officially a $1-million car. That’s because this 2003 ...

Bit firmly between its teeth, Honda took another shot at the NS-X in 1992 when it revealed the more dynamic, Japanese-only NSX Type R. The naturally-aspirated V6 now pumped out 290-horsepower to its ...

In Italy at the auction sold Honda NSX 2003. For the cult supercar gave more than a million dollars. It is reported on the ...

While the McLaren F1 might be one of the most celebrated supercars ever built, it owes a lot of its winning attributes to another car that was over thirteen times less expensive, the Honda NSX.

Ever since Honda’s flaship hybrid supercar, the Acura NSX, officially made its departure in 2022, we at Road & Track have counted ourselves among the many fans who hoped it would return someday.

The Honda NSX was arguably the first proper everyday supercar, given the likes of the various Porsche 911 Turbos released in the 1980s tended to plot killing you every time you even thought about ...