The Honda NSX-R never tried to win the numbers game, yet it repeatedly embarrassed louder, more powerful rivals by turning ...

In 1990, Honda introduced the NSX. Two years later it made it lighter, made some tweaks, and called it the NSX-R. Ten years after that it brought it back and made it even more precise. In 2005, Honda ...

Whether you're a fan of JDM (Japanese domestic market) sports cars or not, there are a handful of them that have demanded the respect of car enthusiasts everywhere. Some of these cars include the MKIV ...

Until now there were only two ways you could own an NSX-R in the United States. You could build one using mostly OEM parts mixed with select aftermarket pieces-an expensive and difficult task that ...