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Here's what the first-gen Honda NSX is worth today
Despite being the first Japanese daily supercar, the original NSX is not as expensive as you may think.
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1995 Acura NSX-T for sale with 84,000 miles shown
The NSX-T added open-air driving to Honda’s mid-engine icon, and this one has been modified toward the later cars. It carries a retrofitted six-speed manual, later-style bumper covers and fixed ...
Niel traces his automotive roots to a dad and grandfather that were car guys. After a childhood spent reading his dad’s Car and Driver magazines, Niel started working on family cars in the driveway ...
Good morning, and welcome to The Downshift, which is a lap of today’s top stories from around the auto industry and car culture, curated by The Drive‘s editorial team. Each story gets summarized into ...
When Acura launched its Odyssey minivan–based MDX way back in 2001, it beat out every other luxury SUV on sale at the time in a Car and Driver comparison, including the BMW X5 and Lexus RX300. It was ...
However, like real buried treasure, they're almost impossible to find if you don't know where to look. If you drive within the vicinity of a treasure car, you'll be given a hint regarding its location ...
When it arrived for 2001, the Acura MDX was the first three-row luxury crossover SUV, giving rise to a vehicle segment that’s full of competition today. The current fourth-generation MDX went on sale ...
You're surely already familiar with the bestselling vehicles in America overall—Ford F-150s and Honda CR-Vs are everywhere on our roads and regularly dominate the sales charts. But what about vehicles ...
Things are pretty bleak at Acura right now, but that's all set to change. Just not as soon as customers or dealers would probably like. Acura has presented a revised business roadmap to its U.S.
Eunos refers to Mazda's luxury sub-brand, in operation from 1989 to 1996 in Japan. A Eunos would be like a Lexus or an Acura, ...
When you buy a luxury car, you expect it to last a long time. After all, you're probably paying much more than you would for a more mainstream vehicle, and the least you'd expect is to get a ...
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