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Back in the early 1990s when the Japanese auto industry went sports car crazy churning out models like the third generation Mazda RX-7, the Mitsubishi 3000GT, the Nissan 300ZX and Skyline GT-R, and the Toyota Supra, one vehicle stood out from the rest and that was the Honda / Acura NSX.
- Dealer Kept Brand New 1996 Nissan 300zx Coupe With Only 144 Miles On The Odo In Showroom!
At the end of the 1980s, Nissan presented a successor to its 300ZX Z31 with a new model that was one of many sports cars to come out from the land of the Rising Sun during that period and through the 1990s, which many rightfully consider as the golden...
- This Is The New Acura / Honda Nsx Sports Hybrid Concept That Will Enter Production By 2015
Acura has just introduced the NSX Concept at the 2012 North American International Auto Show in Detroit and these are the first official photos. The Japanese automaker has shown several concept models over the years for a replacement to the iconic Honda...
- 2014 Toyota Supra Concept: An Artist's Take On The Japanese Firm's Sports Car
In the years that followed after the suspension of production of the last Toyota Supra, the MkIV in 2002, we were (and still are) blasted with numerous reports and rumors suggesting that the Japanese carmaker is planning a revival of its flagship sports...
- From Concept To Reality: Honda S2000 Roadster
Japanese manufacturers, residents of the BLAND unit in the trauma ward that is the modern auto industry (for the most part), put out some huge and extremely popular sports cars in the 90's. Toyota had the twin-turbo Supra; Mitsubishi had the 3000GT...
- Future Japanese Classic Cars As Judged By Tim Suddards
The publisher of Classic Motorsports, Tim Suddards, has come to the conclusion that the ten cars listed after the jump are future classics. Except, there's one problem: these ten cars are Japanese; not the country of origin known for pumping out...
Cars
Honda Takes a Look at the Past and Future of the NSX Sports Coupe
Back in the early 1990s when the Japanese auto industry went sports car crazy churning out models like the third generation Mazda RX-7, the Mitsubishi 3000GT, the Nissan 300ZX and Skyline GT-R, and the Toyota Supra, one vehicle stood out from the rest and that was the Honda / Acura NSX.
The NSX taught American and European car manufactures a lesson or two on how to build a high-performance sports car that not only looked good but also was reliable and reasonably priced for what it had to offer.
The fact that it remained in production virtually unchanged for 15 years from 1990 to 2005 is a testament to the innovation of its original design.
Read more »- Dealer Kept Brand New 1996 Nissan 300zx Coupe With Only 144 Miles On The Odo In Showroom!
At the end of the 1980s, Nissan presented a successor to its 300ZX Z31 with a new model that was one of many sports cars to come out from the land of the Rising Sun during that period and through the 1990s, which many rightfully consider as the golden...
- This Is The New Acura / Honda Nsx Sports Hybrid Concept That Will Enter Production By 2015
Acura has just introduced the NSX Concept at the 2012 North American International Auto Show in Detroit and these are the first official photos. The Japanese automaker has shown several concept models over the years for a replacement to the iconic Honda...
- 2014 Toyota Supra Concept: An Artist's Take On The Japanese Firm's Sports Car
In the years that followed after the suspension of production of the last Toyota Supra, the MkIV in 2002, we were (and still are) blasted with numerous reports and rumors suggesting that the Japanese carmaker is planning a revival of its flagship sports...
- From Concept To Reality: Honda S2000 Roadster
Japanese manufacturers, residents of the BLAND unit in the trauma ward that is the modern auto industry (for the most part), put out some huge and extremely popular sports cars in the 90's. Toyota had the twin-turbo Supra; Mitsubishi had the 3000GT...
- Future Japanese Classic Cars As Judged By Tim Suddards
The publisher of Classic Motorsports, Tim Suddards, has come to the conclusion that the ten cars listed after the jump are future classics. Except, there's one problem: these ten cars are Japanese; not the country of origin known for pumping out...