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The Nissan GT-R set new standards for all supercars when it first arrived, while at the same time throwing a spanner into the development of Japanese rivals. One high profile victim of this new performance benchmark was the upcoming successor
Honda has today announced that its plans to build a new NSX have been scrapped as the manufacturer struggles financially. President Takeo Fukui announced the NSX's demise today as one of several cost-saving cutbacks. The NSX was expected to hav
With Porsche and Nissan at each other’s throats over the Nurburgring lap times, Executive Vice President of Honda Koichi Kondo has casually mentioned in a recent interview that the upcoming NSX replacement will have better performance than the GT-R
Well, we all knew Honda wouldn’t let Nissan and Toyota enter the supercar market without some serious competition. Unlike the previous mid-engined NSX this prototype is running a front-mid engine, with its powerplant placed well behind the front wh
With Toyota getting ready to launch the Lexus LF-A and Nissan following closely with the new Nissan GT-R, Honda have so far been in the race to launch the all new Honda NSX at this year's Tokyo International Motorshow. Not anymore according to Honda
We last wrote of the upcoming Honda NSX (or Acura NSX for our American readers) back in November last year. Since then Honda has been a little quite, perhaps trying to avoid a great deal of hype prior to the car's launch. Nonetheless, ph
The King of Japanese Supercars is back! Its always a beautiful sight when I see a Honda NSX on the road here in Brisbane as they are just so rare. Honda gave up on the NSX for a while, and simply let it be. However with Honda's success in F1 a
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