History of Honda’s Legendary Sport Bikes Throughout its history, Honda has produced some of the most important, innovative, and iconic motorcycles in the sport bike category. Racing and performance are integral to Honda’s DNA. From the CB/CBR series to the VFR and RC superbikes, Honda sport bikes have achieved tremendous racing success and driven technology…
NSX 1990 – The Everyday Supercar That Changed the Game The original 1990 Acura NSX shook up the supercar establishment with its lightweight construction, VTEC engine technology, and everyday usability. As the first all-aluminum mass-produced car, the NSX pioneered new manufacturing techniques. Its reliability and ergonomic interior made it a supercar that could be driven…
1990 Honda NSX – Japan’s Supercar Game-Changer The original 1990 Honda NSX shook up the supercar establishment by delivering Ferrari-rivaling performance in a reliable, everyday-drivable package. Representing the pinnacle of Honda’s engineering capabilities, the NSX pioneered new construction techniques and technologies that raised the bar for sports cars worldwide. Its arrival left a lasting impact…
Among Japanese automotive icons, few ignite smiles and curiosity quite like the joyful Honda Acty mini truck. As a keystone vehicle catalyzing motorization and commerce for over three decades, this diminutive pickup served crucial societal roles mobilizing 1960s Japan despite barely spanning 10 feet from bumper-to-bumper. Today, the cheerful Honda Acty maintains beloved cultural status…
Honda Integra Type R DC5 – Peak Front-Drive Performance Perfection Debuting in the summer of 2001, Honda’s third iteration Integra Type R arrived just as the 1990 Japanese performance wave crashed. But this DC5-generation model refused to fade quietly by perfecting the front-drive sport compact to astonishing levels through meticulous attention to detail. Significant weight…
2001 Honda NSX – Japan’s Supercar Handles Like a Dream The 2001 Honda NSX – Japan’s Supercar Handles Like a Dream First introduced in 1990, the Honda NSX wowed drivers with a peculiar mid-engine layout hosting an ultra-smooth, 270 hp V6 powerplant. By 2001, refinements to the NSX formula made it an even more potent…
Acura NSX vs Honda NSX – Uncovering the Key Differences Launched simultaneously in 1990, the Acura NSX and Honda NSX variants featured almost identical underlying mechanicals. Yet despite being born twins, respective generations diverged slightly in specifications and features tailored to North American versus Japanese tastes. Beyond nameplates, several meaningful differences separate these two versions…
The Legendary Appeal of the 1990 Honda CRX The 1990 Honda CRX Lightweight Hatchback Performance Icon Launching in 1984, the Honda CRX hatchback debuted as a tiny, fuel-efficient two-seater before evolving into a lightweight sports coupe tuner special. By 1990, the second generation had launched with an array of high-revving engines that made the most…