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…
80s Japanese Cars – Pushing Technology Limits & Shattering Stereotypes As the 1980s rolled around, Japanese automakers set sights on claiming performance prestige after establishing mass-market dominance. Revolutionary sports cars and sedans elevated the likes of Honda, Toyota, and Nissan onto the world stage. Japanese R&D departments channeled Formula 1 inspiration coupled with pioneering refinements…
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…
Honda NSX Anime Iconic Manga Appearances As Japan’s original everyday supercar, the Honda NSX pioneered uncompromising precision sending ripples across automotive circles through unmatched reliability and accessibility combined with impressive performance credentials. The NSX naturally starred across several influential anime and manga centering around Japan’s tuning culture and motorsports legends. We revisit a few of…