The Honda/ Acura NSX is one of the most legendary JDM cars ever. Its legacy, development, significance in the automotive world, and history of manufacture can't be overstated.

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Acura is cooking up a new all-electric sports car, and it's taking inspiration from the mid-engine NSX. Meanwhile, GM has no clear rival.

After showing off a concept last year, Acura confirmed at Monterey Car Week that it will bring an "NSX-type" EV to production in 2027-2028.

If you were disappointed when Honda and Acura announced the discontinuation of the NSX in 2022, these reports of a return might be worth your attention.

Acura's 2nd-gen NSX arrived with a bang and exited as a head-scratcher, but there's more to this everyday supercar than you might think.

Production of the second-generation NSX has come to an end but a successor is planned, and will likely be an EV.

Acura officially ended NSX production Wednesday, the company announced. The last NSX, a Type S painted in matte Gotham Gray, will be sold to a private customer.

The eulogy issued today from Acura is brief and to the point: "The final Acura NSX Type S was completed today at the Performance Manufacturing Center in ...

NSX, we hardly knew ye. Last year, Acura announced it would discontinue the NSX, offering the supercar a grand sendoff with the 600 horsepower Type S, capable of going 0-60 mph in under three seconds.