Honda NSX

The Honda NSX will inspire the Japanese brand's upcoming electric sports car, though it may not use the famed name.

This Honda NSX has had one of the world's most famous racers behind the wheel – but you'll pay handsomely for the privilege of gracing the same seat.

A third recall notice has been issued for a fuel pump fault, which affects approximately 52,000 Honda vehicles across eight model lines.

Honda's CEO has confirmed the company is working on a sports car, potentially an NSX replacement, that'll offer electric power.

Honda will debut an all-electric Specialty Sports Concept at the 2023 Tokyo motor show, and it could preview a revival of the Prelude or NSX.

Honda may have teased its next-generation, electric NSX sports car via a design study from its premium brand Acura.

Acura has confirmed the NSX will be back for a third generation, and it's likely to be all-electric.

Farewell again, Honda NSX! The Japanese brand's supercar is being sent off with a more powerful, more focused Type S variant.

The Honda NSX will officially end production after the 2022 model year, and there'll be a reborn Type S variant as a parting gift. It's set to be revealed on August 12.

If you own a current generation Honda NSX, you're part of an exclusive club of just nine owners. No more examples of the hybrid supercar will be coming to Australia.

How would you like a Honda NSX revival with puristic styling and a naturally-aspirated V6?

A range of Honda models from 2018 and 2019 have been recalled for potentially 'inoperative' fuel pumps, affecting almost every model line.