The Acura NSX. The car that showed everyone that you *didn't* have to tolerate the unreliability of the Italians or the British to have a high-performance sports car.
@@hondamanvtec2894 The 3000GT. It had active suspension, active steering, active aero, active exhaust, four wheel drive, four wheel steer, twin turbo DOHC 6G72 motor. The GTR of its day, and more. It spanked the NSX
Exactly, i own a 91' with 100.000km for 15 years and 0 breakdowns (well... only A/C controller but is cheap), and maintenance... is a clearly more expensive than a civic but very reasonable, you dont need be rich for own a NSX.
Ilavero, I had to wait 24 years and felt like I got a fair deal at 32K. Pristine '91, 48K miles. Seems the prices might be creeping up. Driving in north Georgia a couple years ago I stopped for gas and there were some Porsche guys fueling up too. One of them came up "bet this thing doesn't break down like mine does"...
My feelings too.....I love tan leather interior but hate when it rolls into a tan or brown dash. 90s Honda solution with the black dash and trim always popped very well to my eyes
MotorTrend didnt like that color combo back then ...dunno why. They also got annoyed with it in the Accord Coupe, but its basically the classyest possible interior color combo...
The black looks cheap for a car of that price point, is what he meant. The dash looks like it’s made from the same black plastic you’d find in a Honda family sedan. Cars like Ferrari had padded leather dashes that were the same color as the seats, and a lot of other cars had dashes that just had a more expensive look. But he is right about the build quality; that plastic is very durable and the Japanese cars have always been praised for their build quality.
80's and 90's Japanese cars always have surprised me because of how modern they look and feel not to mention how well built they were even compared to their new counterparts
MotorWeek is like a dear old friend helping me to reminisce about the good old schoolgirl crushes that I use to have, now rekindled, like this one. Thanks!
Clearanceman2 just a few years ago a 348 was 1/3 of what it is now. That bubble will burst soon and the NSX will be the better long term buy. Hell, they already are the better to own since the repairs on the 348 can buy a NSX.
The question is if the 348 can truly be considered a classic Ferrari :) The NSX is much more unique, whereas the 348 mostly seems like the boxy placeholder for the 355 from todays point of view.
Wow! I didn't know the 1st gen had 270hp. That's a lot for a 3.0! Love these cars, timeless clean and not gaudy. Let's not forget, it's the most reliable super car ever...period. I have personally driven ones with over 300k miles. That's insane!
Coupled with its weight, it has one of the best power to weight ratio. 276 hp was the limit given to any high end Japanese cars during the 1989-2004 gentleman's agreement era, it's an on paper number of course in order for Japanese manufacturers to be able to sell their products in Japan.
@@CameronsCars Nissan reportedly removes the VTC (Nissan's VVT) from the VH45 when they dyno it. The output is said to be nearing 310HP with the VTC on. That's a NA V8. Don't know why they keep the pact for more than 10 years. High end performance cars like the NSX and Skyline GT-Rs shouldn't be limited in horsepower. Displacement tax, insurance, yearly inspections are already more than tough enough in Japan. People will still put performance mods their cars regardless.
What a great road test! I don't know how they thought the Ferrari had more interior style than the Acura. Ferrari interiors from that era are far from stylish or modern. But looking back on all the negatives of the NSX, they weren't really a problem with its popularity at all. It was just a vehicle way ahead of its time.
"...but not truly distinctive aluminum skin..." Ha ha, yeah, at the time it didn't seem that distinctive, but I defy anyone who sees a pristine NSX in person today not to drool all over it.
Well, you're at least half right. In fact, most people don't exactly drool over it......rather their jaws drop in shock when they notice how heinously ugly it is in person.
I wont drool all over it. Im not a fan of this car. In any racing game ive used it, its far more tail happy in corners than normal rwd cars. And nobody that ive seen can push it to its full potential. Not a fan.
The orginal NSX is virtually every Honda fanboy's dream car. I know the price is a bit steep these days, but for a car that put the world on notice it's almost worth any price.
Demetrick Louis I've owned - 1990 CR-X Si, 1992 Civic SiR II, 1991 Civic SiR (EG6), 1995 Civic EX, 1997 Civic Type R, and a 2001 Integra Type R (DC5). I think I qualify as a Honda fanboy, or at the very least, an enthusiast.
Enthusiast I'll grant you. But, like with professional sports if you choose any team over your own you're not a fan. I currently own a 2002 Civic HX(Supercharged K20),2002 S2000 (Turbocharging later this year ), 2006 Ridgeline (Cosmetic Upgrades), and a 2006 CBR 600rr (Cosmetic Upgrades).
When Honda still made cars that made you think, hmm I want one of those! Now a days its nothing but eco snooze boxes that come out of their factories. This is when Honda was in its stride putting out all sorts of fun cars from cheap Civic Si's to the Integra and Prelude all the way up to this beauty! I used to say I would own only Hondas, I still own 2 but they were from the 90s and I went Nissan for my sporty fun. Great video Motor Trend, by far the best upload for throwback Thursday so far!
My first Honda was a 88 Prelude Si and with that car I never looked back at the big 3. Sad but I use to say the same thing , Honda only for me, times have changed and the only Honda I would own is a old one. Now I'm starting to sound like my dad .. "They don't build them like they use to"
No..... Pop can thin metal, flexible door panels, flexible front fenders and CVT transmissions . WTF HONDA? I know they build good motors and trannies , but I would rather have a less reliable BMW now..and pay more for it. Sad because I would still rather be a proud Honda owner....
GTR still destroys in the track, the new NSX (although not as sought after as the first generation) is a beast, and actually is superior to the old NSX in every way. Mazda Miata is amazing still, and the civic type R is now a force to be respected. Nissan 370Z is about to be redesigned to the 400z (all new styling as well). And the new Toyota Supra, although smaller than the A80 Supra, is going to be more powerful, and more nimble than its predecessor. I'd say the Japanese have it handled. And it's only going to get better in the next few years.
You can thank the Asian financial crisis in the late 90s and the GFC for that. Also tastes have changed. Everyone is buying SUVs and economy cars nowadays..
"...And intend to stay there." Sadly, that's not how it worked out. Acura gave up on introducing any interesting new products after only a few years and most of their product line has been a relative disappointment ever since. Yeah, the TL is a good car but the Legend, Integra, and NSX just had a buzz about them that the later cars never achieved.
Fred Yeah but the new automatic-only NSX is so boring that I kept my old NSX and added a new manual transmission Corvette C7 instead. Buy a Corvette, they’re fantastic.
@@genericdenizen1 I'm sad to see that, five years after my previous comment, nothing has changed at Acura. The new NSX LOOKS great but...ehh. Automatic-only is a deal-killer and overall the car doesn't thrill me.
91 was a great vintage. You got this nice ride and you got the all time greatest song ever written, recorded and produced......Doo Doo Brown by 2 Hyped Brothers and a dog. A true global masterpiece.
around 1991 i was working at the front counter of a gym pretty much doing nothing bored out of my mind, when one of the gym members who worked for a car dealership popped in and said, "hey dude. you want to go for a ride?" we went outside and jumped in a brand new NSX and went screaming around a new industrial park that had smooth, freshly paved streets. it was like a little race track. the experience was incredible. the thing i remember the most was how smooth the ride was, and the sweep of the nose was so low that looking out the window it seemed like you could almost not even see the nose. it was like we were looking right at the pavement
Currently own one of these in black with an automatic tranny has 39k miles on it. Awesome car to have put a sports exhaust on mine and it sounds awesome only downside is I can't work on it myself I have to take it to a dealer
I have a 1991 NSX and it is by far the best car I have ever owned. The only down side is that this car gets an enormous amount of attention from everyone, half of the time people whip out their phone when I drive by, so I definitely do not daily drive it, but it is a joy to drive. .
You're right about the prices intending on staying in the high ranges. This car is only increasing in price. I remember back in 2005 this car cost about 25k. Now, it costs as much as 100k depending on condition and dealer. Especially if it's a targa top.
this car aged well, much better than the 348 with it's early 90's/late 80's styling. That ferrari lost a lot of it's value (near 50%) while early decent NSX's worth about 70%+ of what they cost new.
I think I will throw on my Gargoyles sunglasses and my members only black jacket and my Girbaud jeans with my red Converse All Stars and then I will be ready for a drive in the NSX. Ahh nostalgia!
I left one of those in my rear view like a small dot back in early 90s with my 88 IROC Pro Tour 383SC/T56 6-Speed manual/6-point cage/315s in the fenders/road race suspension. Guy was pissed...I laughed at him. I was PRO TOUR way before it was invented.
i know MotorWeek's 1/4 mile times are slower than they should be, but still 14.0 at 103mph is pretty bad for a "supercar". I bought a bone stock 2004 PT Cruiser GT Turbo 5-speed for $500 and put a catless down pipe and got a Diablo sport tuner and it ran 14.1 at 101mph my 1st time down the track. I also have a 3rd gen Camaro but its just a 1982 with a 350 vortec from a truck and a T5 WC 5-speed and a IROC kit and bumpers from a later model, mines kinda beat up and junk though. Yours seems like it is a lot of fun
congrats your souped up shitbox beat an old 90's car that had a small v6 everybody is clapping lol... and power figures where held back due to the gentlemen's agreement in japan where you had to limit hp to around 270 which sucks. also the ferrari of the same year was slower than the nsx on 0-60 and 1/4 mile with a 3.4 v8.. 2 more cylinders and more displacement and it was more gutless it reminds me of american cars yall talk out of your ass...
My favorite looking car ever. I want to drive one someday... hope it lives up to what I hope for. Wonder how it handles compared to the Supra I had. BTW... why are folks talking about crap like the guy's gloves this is about the car LOL
Coors' "With a Friend of yours" ad campaign on the radio and Robert Plant's 1988 "Now and Zen" tape in the glove compartment of the most Ferrari looking of Japanese supercars. CRAZY!!!!!
The Acura NSX. The car that showed everyone that you *didn't* have to tolerate the unreliability of the Italians or the British to have a high-performance sports car.
Of course, they did not compare reliability to Mitsubishi or Toyota, who were their main competitors at the time.
@@tonkatoytruck what car did mitsubishi have at this time that compared to this?
@@hondamanvtec2894 The 3000GT. It had active suspension, active steering, active aero, active exhaust, four wheel drive, four wheel steer, twin turbo DOHC 6G72 motor. The GTR of its day, and more. It spanked the NSX
No...you could have a well-built German Porsche before and after the NSX came and went.
@@tonkatoytruck The GTR of its day was R-32.
And the NSX turned out to be more reliable than the Ferrari
By a factor of 50X
50X would be being conservative.... And when the Acura actually does need work it will cost 1/50th as much as the Ferrari!
Exactly, i own a 91' with 100.000km for 15 years and 0 breakdowns (well... only A/C controller but is cheap), and maintenance... is a clearly more expensive than a civic but very reasonable, you dont need be rich for own a NSX.
Ilavero, I had to wait 24 years and felt like I got a fair deal at 32K. Pristine '91, 48K miles. Seems the prices might be creeping up. Driving in north Georgia a couple years ago I stopped for gas and there were some Porsche guys fueling up too. One of them came up "bet this thing doesn't break down like mine does"...
As quoted by several car review journalists and publications....
"The NSX is the reason your Ferrari and Lamborghini start when you turn the key"
Funny thing, I find these Retro Review reviews a lot more informational and pleasant to watch compared to the stuff that comes out these days.
check out petroliciuos or carfection both good channels and fortnine for bikes even if you dont like bike the video production quality is amazing
Savagegeese
Judging by the gloves, the test driver just got back from strangling a jogger in Central Park.
dcjlove 😂
OJ Style!
O.J told him he could have them
I laughed when I saw the gloves.
I read this comment before having seen the suspect, now I can't stop laughing.
why did they not think the interior was tasteful? it looks great, tan and black is nice. those colors even hold up today.
My feelings too.....I love tan leather interior but hate when it rolls into a tan or brown dash. 90s Honda solution with the black dash and trim always popped very well to my eyes
MotorTrend didnt like that color combo back then ...dunno why. They also got annoyed with it in the Accord Coupe, but its basically the classyest possible interior color combo...
red car + black/white interior = fugly.
I'm not a huge fan either. All black would look better IMO
The black looks cheap for a car of that price point, is what he meant. The dash looks like it’s made from the same black plastic you’d find in a Honda family sedan. Cars like Ferrari had padded leather dashes that were the same color as the seats, and a lot of other cars had dashes that just had a more expensive look. But he is right about the build quality; that plastic is very durable and the Japanese cars have always been praised for their build quality.
I'm totally addicted to these retro reviews!
Bob Cold me too
Hell I have been watching Motor Week since about 1984.
Same here, man.
Me three, I have been MOTOR WEEK since 1990 and I still like it.👍😀
Agreed.
this car just doesn't age!
True dat. Honda knew what they were doing.
Just like this post. :)
Looks like an F4 Phantom in motion!
the 90's NSX sell for almost as much as those from 20 years later!
JUNK!!!
80's and 90's Japanese cars always have surprised me because of how modern they look and feel not to mention how well built they were even compared to their new counterparts
MotorWeek is like a dear old friend helping me to reminisce about the good old schoolgirl crushes that I use to have, now rekindled, like this one. Thanks!
That makes us smile
Me too
Agree with cadsux: thanks so much for adding these, especially the Hondas.
That NSX looks WAY nicer inside than a 348.
Yeah but if you had bought the 348, it would have gained so much more value by now than the NSX.
Clearanceman2
just a few years ago a 348 was 1/3 of what it is now. That bubble will burst soon and the NSX will be the better long term buy. Hell, they already are the better to own since the repairs on the 348 can buy a NSX.
Clearanceman2 well today the NSX are really going up in-value if it's a very low mileage NSX they can go up to 70 to 80 thousand
We shall see. Classic Ferrari cars are super hot right now.
The question is if the 348 can truly be considered a classic Ferrari :) The NSX is much more unique, whereas the 348 mostly seems like the boxy placeholder for the 355 from todays point of view.
Winston Wolf drove one in "Pulp Fiction". This makes it instantly cool,
"Its 30 minutes away, I'll be there in 10" LOL
One of my all time favorite movies!
Newman drove one on Seinfeld lol
it was a rental
I remember, it was white... good call
I see all the comments about the test driver's gloves. It was the 90's gloves were all the rage even O-Jay had a pair. "Allegedly"
Take care. *floors gokart*
But OJs did not fit!
@@rustyshackleford7265 so acquit....but naw he did it
Not allegedly, he tried them on in court.
They were too small.
Look at those jeans and nikes! True 90's ;-)
NSX...still among my very favorite automobiles
This car was way ahead of its time.
junk!!!
Such an iconic 90's car! I love how they used Pocono Raceway for part of the review!
It's Thursday somewhere!
Audiwan Kenobi whooooooop! Hell yeah!!! Brought some popcorn!!!!!!
+MotorWeek hey why did you guys never compare the 91 NSX to the 300zx twin turbo?
these retro reviews are better than most car reviews today imo
Wow! I didn't know the 1st gen had 270hp. That's a lot for a 3.0! Love these cars, timeless clean and not gaudy. Let's not forget, it's the most reliable super car ever...period. I have personally driven ones with over 300k miles. That's insane!
Coupled with its weight, it has one of the best power to weight ratio. 276 hp was the limit given to any high end Japanese cars during the 1989-2004 gentleman's agreement era, it's an on paper number of course in order for Japanese manufacturers to be able to sell their products in Japan.
VTEC
@@Joshua_N-A it’s true, but it’s sad. Japanese cars would have been even more impressive
@@CameronsCars Nissan reportedly removes the VTC (Nissan's VVT) from the VH45 when they dyno it. The output is said to be nearing 310HP with the VTC on. That's a NA V8. Don't know why they keep the pact for more than 10 years. High end performance cars like the NSX and Skyline GT-Rs shouldn't be limited in horsepower. Displacement tax, insurance, yearly inspections are already more than tough enough in Japan. People will still put performance mods their cars regardless.
What a great road test! I don't know how they thought the Ferrari had more interior style than the Acura. Ferrari interiors from that era are far from stylish or modern. But looking back on all the negatives of the NSX, they weren't really a problem with its popularity at all. It was just a vehicle way ahead of its time.
Cause gated shifter.
"...but not truly distinctive aluminum skin..."
Ha ha, yeah, at the time it didn't seem that distinctive, but I defy anyone who sees a pristine NSX in person today not to drool all over it.
Well, you're at least half right. In fact, most people don't exactly drool over it......rather their jaws drop in shock when they notice how heinously ugly it is in person.
Are you an atheist?
@@tientrinh943 WTF kind of question is THAT???
I wont drool all over it. Im not a fan of this car. In any racing game ive used it, its far more tail happy in corners than normal rwd cars. And nobody that ive seen can push it to its full potential. Not a fan.
LRulesTheWorld so you know how it drives because you’ve played video games with it? Are you serious?
Back on the late 90's I drove one for a week.
Absolutely fantastic !
Very smooth on the highway.
The Acura NSX is one of the greatest automotive designs in history.
lol..... pffft.. JUNK!!!
I can't believe he didn't mention Ayrton Senna
Agree, he tested this car to give feedback and improve it's performance.
Awesome! NSX still kicks butt.
The orginal NSX is virtually every Honda fanboy's dream car. I know the price is a bit steep these days, but for a car that put the world on notice it's almost worth any price.
As a Honda fanboy, I'd rather have a Ferrari 348.
+koopatroopa187 then you're not a Honda fan boy.
Demetrick Louis I've owned - 1990 CR-X Si, 1992 Civic SiR II, 1991 Civic SiR (EG6), 1995 Civic EX, 1997 Civic Type R, and a 2001 Integra Type R (DC5). I think I qualify as a Honda fanboy, or at the very least, an enthusiast.
Enthusiast I'll grant you. But, like with professional sports if you choose any team over your own you're not a fan. I currently own a 2002 Civic HX(Supercharged K20),2002 S2000 (Turbocharging later this year ), 2006 Ridgeline (Cosmetic Upgrades), and a 2006 CBR 600rr (Cosmetic Upgrades).
@@demetricklouis5710 Damn you rich bruh
Timeless machine , even by today’s standards.
one word: Timeless, ferocious, elegant
That's three words :P I agree completely though!
It may not have the blistering performance of the Supra, but the styling of the NSX is GORGEOUS!
A stock Supra runs 13.3.. hardly “blistering.” Lol
The Wolf's car from Pulp Fiction.
back when it was new, it was an amazing car. now almost every car can meet or exceed its specs, yay for technology
my dream car timeless design
A vehicle so effortless and timeless it was virtually unchanged throughout its run!
It was SO FAR ahead of it's time, it didn't NEED changing!
The 91 NSX is perfect. I love it and would daily drive one today.
the early 91's sigh.. where did the time go
I hear yah I'll be 39 years old in a couple of days I miss this ara of cars
When Honda still made cars that made you think, hmm I want one of those! Now a days its nothing but eco snooze boxes that come out of their factories. This is when Honda was in its stride putting out all sorts of fun cars from cheap Civic Si's to the Integra and Prelude all the way up to this beauty! I used to say I would own only Hondas, I still own 2 but they were from the 90s and I went Nissan for my sporty fun. Great video Motor Trend, by far the best upload for throwback Thursday so far!
When they killed off the S2000 they stopped dreaming, the new Civic TypeR is going to be crazy fast but I'd love to see another RWD platform
Herrdesrings it's sad man, very sad.
My first Honda was a 88 Prelude Si and with that car I never looked back at the big 3. Sad but I use to say the same thing , Honda only for me, times have changed and the only Honda I would own is a old one. Now I'm starting to sound like my dad .. "They don't build them like they use to"
Hammer Home
they still build them like they used to but with no itend for them to be sporty.
No..... Pop can thin metal, flexible door panels, flexible front fenders and CVT transmissions . WTF HONDA?
I know they build good motors and trannies , but I would rather have a less reliable BMW now..and pay more for it. Sad because I would still rather be a proud Honda owner....
I think I’ll throw on some acid wash jeans and take my NSX for a spin.
The ladies will go crazy.
Oh, yeah!
love these Retro Review vids. Keep 'em coming, MotorWeek!
The interior with its simple design still looks fresh today. The less is more style.
look at this guy's fucking sweater. Vintage Family Sitcom Sweater- $60.
What a great car! Still sleek and quick, the NSX was a hit from day one. It may not have had a prancing horse badge, but it will start every morning!!
I love the clean look of the NA1 Honda NSX... Thanks for uploading!
Sad to see Japanese automotive companies are in a shadow of their former self. Golden era for them is truly gone.
GTR is still King. but that is under the Renault's leadership.
GTR still destroys in the track, the new NSX (although not as sought after as the first generation) is a beast, and actually is superior to the old NSX in every way. Mazda Miata is amazing still, and the civic type R is now a force to be respected. Nissan 370Z is about to be redesigned to the 400z (all new styling as well). And the new Toyota Supra, although smaller than the A80 Supra, is going to be more powerful, and more nimble than its predecessor. I'd say the Japanese have it handled. And it's only going to get better in the next few years.
James B / that's because they've become real American in taste.
They sold out
You can thank the Asian financial crisis in the late 90s and the GFC for that. Also tastes have changed. Everyone is buying SUVs and economy cars nowadays..
2:41 Ten bucks says the driver’s name is Brad and that was a Kenny Loggins mixtape.
I'm going with 'Mike' and Motley Crue.
Good bet
I mean, damn. They just nailed it right out of the gate. Love this car.
2020 and It looks really good on the corners for an old legend....I want one...
I love these retro reviews
Great video. Best Honda ever. The next nsx will have nothing on this.
Such a under rated car, would buy one tomorrow if I had the money....
Timeless beauty
a perforated black leather glove popping in a tape. Kids will never know how good things were back then.
Mike West so true
Awesome video, one of my favorite cars of all time :)
“Smooth, but not truly distinctive aluminum skin”, you guys were nuts.
Beautiful
Gorgeous car! I love the interior
The gloves! The enormous antenna! I love watching these old reviews
"...And intend to stay there." Sadly, that's not how it worked out. Acura gave up on introducing any interesting new products after only a few years and most of their product line has been a relative disappointment ever since. Yeah, the TL is a good car but the Legend, Integra, and NSX just had a buzz about them that the later cars never achieved.
+Maestro_T Luckily there will be a new one
Agreed
Fred
Yeah but the new automatic-only NSX is so boring that I kept my old NSX and added a new manual transmission Corvette C7 instead. Buy a Corvette, they’re fantastic.
@@genericdenizen1 I'm sad to see that, five years after my previous comment, nothing has changed at Acura. The new NSX LOOKS great but...ehh. Automatic-only is a deal-killer and overall the car doesn't thrill me.
The groundbreaking NSX! Awesome car.
I have a red 91 and it is hands down the best vehicle I have ever driven.
one of my favorite models ;)
best car ever made
This car wad ahead of it's time during the 90s
True Honda legend!
1. Great video , thanks for upload
2. Acura was on the roll, to bad they stopped making cars like that
They forgot to mention the best feature. Pop up headlights! 🚘
This car is one of the best to come out of japan or anywhere 👏
So this is it huh, the legendary NSX easily the most usable supercar ever made, 😍😍😍
91 was a great vintage. You got this nice ride and you got the all time greatest song ever written, recorded and produced......Doo Doo Brown by 2 Hyped Brothers and a dog. A true global masterpiece.
My favorite Japanese car, NSX for life.
Who plops into an Acura NSX seat like that? It's like Rick James grinding his muddy boots into Eddie Murphy's couch.
Love this car
I LOVE MOTORWEEK!!
Man I watched this show every saturday morning on PBS. I wanted this and the 300ZX sooo bad.
Those brake lights are beautiful
This was the best looking NSX. I think Motor week missed the mark on prestige. I think more people want this NSX over a Ferrari 348.
Dem gloves...
OJ wants them back!
Seeing these things later on gives it proof!!
around 1991 i was working at the front counter of a gym pretty much doing nothing bored out of my mind, when one of the gym members who worked for a car dealership popped in and said, "hey dude. you want to go for a ride?" we went outside and jumped in a brand new NSX and went screaming around a new industrial park that had smooth, freshly paved streets. it was like a little race track. the experience was incredible. the thing i remember the most was how smooth the ride was, and the sweep of the nose was so low that looking out the window it seemed like you could almost not even see the nose. it was like we were looking right at the pavement
Nice Robert Plant tape being put in the glove box at 2:42. Now and Zen is an awesome album!
Heaven Knows!
I was wondering what that was.
Currently own one of these in black with an automatic tranny has 39k miles on it. Awesome car to have put a sports exhaust on mine and it sounds awesome only downside is I can't work on it myself I have to take it to a dealer
I have a 1991 NSX and it is by far the best car I have ever owned. The only down side is that this car gets an enormous amount of attention from everyone, half of the time people whip out their phone when I drive by, so I definitely do not daily drive it, but it is a joy to drive. .
My dream car.
god I love these!!!!
You're right about the prices intending on staying in the high ranges. This car is only increasing in price. I remember back in 2005 this car cost about 25k. Now, it costs as much as 100k depending on condition and dealer. Especially if it's a targa top.
this car aged well, much better than the 348 with it's early 90's/late 80's styling. That ferrari lost a lot of it's value (near 50%) while early decent NSX's worth about 70%+ of what they cost new.
I love it.
I love my NSX. !
I actually like that tan and black interior combo quite a bit.
It still looks fresh today.
That’s still a good looking car in 2021.
that radio antenna though 😄
Love the murderer gloves on the guy testing it!
I think I will throw on my Gargoyles sunglasses and my members only black jacket and my Girbaud jeans with my red Converse All Stars and then I will be ready for a drive in the NSX. Ahh nostalgia!
Still remarkable even to this day.
I left one of those in my rear view like a small dot back in early 90s with my 88 IROC Pro Tour 383SC/T56 6-Speed manual/6-point cage/315s in the fenders/road race suspension. Guy was pissed...I laughed at him. I was PRO TOUR way before it was invented.
i know MotorWeek's 1/4 mile times are slower than they should be, but still 14.0 at 103mph is pretty bad for a "supercar". I bought a bone stock 2004 PT Cruiser GT Turbo 5-speed for $500 and put a catless down pipe and got a Diablo sport tuner and it ran 14.1 at 101mph my 1st time down the track. I also have a 3rd gen Camaro but its just a 1982 with a 350 vortec from a truck and a T5 WC 5-speed and a IROC kit and bumpers from a later model, mines kinda beat up and junk though. Yours seems like it is a lot of fun
congrats your souped up shitbox beat an old 90's car that had a small v6 everybody is clapping lol... and power figures where held back due to the gentlemen's agreement in japan where you had to limit hp to around 270 which sucks. also the ferrari of the same year was slower than the nsx on 0-60 and 1/4 mile with a 3.4 v8.. 2 more cylinders and more displacement and it was more gutless it reminds me of american cars yall talk out of your ass...
saw a customized one couple days ago, it was cool
My favorite looking car ever. I want to drive one someday... hope it lives up to what I hope for. Wonder how it handles compared to the Supra I had. BTW... why are folks talking about crap like the guy's gloves this is about the car LOL
Coors' "With a Friend of yours" ad campaign on the radio and Robert Plant's 1988 "Now and Zen" tape in the glove compartment of the most Ferrari looking of Japanese supercars. CRAZY!!!!!
Best supercar ever built.
❤️❤️❤️👍
My dream car!