The Acura NSX was an exotic machine with an exotic price tag. We look at how the second-generation supercar is faring on today's used market.

Once criticized for its complexity and price, the 573-hp NSX has become a compelling used supercar as values have fallen.

2022 will be the final model year for the hybrid Acura NSX supercar, which launched in 2016 after a long gestation period. To mark the end of the NSX’s life, Acura is sending it off with an new higher ...

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.

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Head to the Acura stand at this year’s Chicago Auto Show, and you may feel some sentimentality in the air. That’s because 30 years ago, it was this very exhibition where Acura debuted the NS-X concept ...

The mid-engine layout of the NSX has dictated its proportions to an extent, and that's no bad thing since this remains Acura's most arresting product by far. It's aggressive, modern, and looks made ...

While not as revolutionary as the first generation, the second coming of the NSX was a step in the right direction for Honda. Years before Lamborghini and Ferrari switched to electric all-wheel drive ...

This 1999 NSX-T represents the refined NA2 generation, with the larger 3.2-liter engine, the 6-speed manual, and the targa roof. Here’s my opinion on its asking price. This 1999 Acura NSX-T in Kaiser ...

Back in the late 1970s and early 1980s, Japanese luxury brands didn't really exist, at least not in the United States. Nissan had yet to establish Infiniti as its upscale brand, which only happened in ...

Colorado's Pikes Peak is among the most treacherous courses known to motorsports, spanning 12.42 miles, 156 turns, and culminating at a 14,115-foot summit that's no stranger to rain, fog, even snow.