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    Acura Introduces 1992 NSX Sports Car
    October 4, 1991
    The Acura Division of American Honda Motor Co., Inc. introduces the 1992 NSX sports car. The two-seat, all-aluminum NSX offers the performance and styling of a mid-engine exotic, but with the Acura reputation for reliability and qu...
    Drag Pro NSX
    November 1, 2005
    William Law is a self-described Honda and Acura fan, and this 1998 NSX-T is proof. The exterior is updated with 2002 model year body parts, while the engine bay sports a Comptech supercharger, high flow intake, and stainless steel ...
    Engineering Innovations On the Acura NSX and NSX-T
    June 30, 1996
    Body Aluminum Unit-Body Construction World's first mass produced all-aluminum body Unit body weighs only 462 lbs - 40% less than steel Incorporates unique high-strength extruded-aluminum side sills Unique heat treatment ensur...
    Acura's Exotic NSX Powers Up for 1997
    January 30, 1997
    With Larger Engine, 6-Speed Transmission The 1997 Acura NSX represents a significant step forward in performance for one of the most exotic, mid-engine sports cars in the world. This latest-generation NSX, which was first introduced f...
    1999 Acura NSX Provides Ultimate Driving Excitement
    September 30, 1998
    The renowned Acura NSX world-class sports car returns for the 1999 model year, continuing to set performance and handling achievements. To ensure the ultimate in acceleration, braking and cornering for the world's first all-...
    1997 Acura NSX Horsepower / Torque
    June 30, 1996
    3.2-liter DOHC VTEC V-6 Engine with 6-speed maunal transmission Maximum Horsepower: 290 @ 7100 rpm Maximum Torque: 224 LBS-FT @ 5500 rpm
    The 2004 Acura NSX: Timeless Performance and Style
    September 3, 2003
    The NSX supercar exemplifies the precision crafted performance that lies at the heart of every Acura vehicle.
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    Acura Model Chronology: 1991- 2005 NSX
    January 5, 2006
    Vehicle: NSX Years Available: 1991-2005 Original Engine: 3.0-liter DOHC 24-valve VTEC V-6, 270 hp @ 7100 rpm, 210 lbs-ft @ 5300 rpm (with 5-speed manual); 252 hp @ 6600 rpm, 210 lbs-ft torque @ ...
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    Acura Debuts Alex Zanardi Edition NSX
    November 7, 1999
    Acura today unveiled its most exclusive, best handling and quickest model ever at the 1998 Miami International Auto Show. The 1999 Alex Zanardi Edition NSX takes Acura's all aluminum exotic sports car to new levels of excitem...
    Acura Introduces 1993 NSX Sports Car
    September 15, 1992
    The Acura Division of American Honda Motor Co., Inc., today announced the introduction of the 1993 NSX sports car. The two-seat, all-aluminum NSX offers the performance and styling of a mid-engine exotic, but with the reputation ...
    Acura NSX Sets The Pace For 1996 Performance Models
    December 3, 1995
    The Acura NSX continues as one of the world's greatest exotic sports cars, providing consumers with a choice of two body configurations for 1996-the hard-top NSX coupe and the open-top NSX-T with a lightweight, quickly detach...
    1994 Acura NSX- Engineering Innovations on Acura NSX
    November 28, 1994
    Body Aluminum Unit-Body Construction World's first aluminum production car Unit body weighs only 462 lbs --40% less than steel Incorporates unique high-strength extruded-aluminum side sills Unique heat treatment ensures surface...
    A Decade of Excellence: The Acura NSX
    January 4, 2001
    Evolved from a rich racing heritage, the Acura NSX combines world-class performance and styling with exceptional driveability and refinement. The 2001 NSX is the benchmark for Acura technology having established itself as a leader in...
    2002 Acura NSX Summary Of Changes
    January 4, 2002
    For the 2002 model Acura's goals were to: Update the NSX's styling while remaining true to its original design Enhance handling and performance Improve aerodynamics In support of these goals, the 2002 N...
    Acura NSX Supercar: Performance and Technology Cornerstone for All Acura Vehicles
    March 22, 2000
    Ten years after revolutionizing the high performance exotic car segment, the Acura NSX continues into the new millennium as the ultimate representation of Acura performance and style. For the 2000 model year, Acura has further refine...
    1998 Acura NSX -- Power and Performance Wrapped in an Exotic, Yet Reliable Package
    April 24, 1997
    The 1998 Acura NSX is once again thrilling sports car drivers with its sleek style and powerful engine. Never before has an exotic sports car maintained such a high level of performance and sophistication while continuing to impress ...
    1997 NSX/NSX-T Interior
    June 30, 1996
    Concept and Goals The objective was to create an interior that was the sports car equivalent of a jet fighter pilot's helmet. The key elements of this concept were unlimited visibility, a feeling of snugness or intimacy with the interio...
    1997 NSX/NSX-T Body
    June 30, 1996
    Overview A rigid structure is of paramount importance in a performance car. High rigidity provides a stable platform for proper suspension geometry and alignment, and it makes possible a tight, rattle-free interior. Additionally, central...
    Acura Developing a Successor to NSX
    July 12, 2005
    To further enhance the division's performance image, Acura is developing a new sports car to succeed the award-winning NSX supercar. Acura also announced that production of the current generation NSX will cease at the end of the...
    1991 Acura NSX
    Honda Research and Development engineers have long held the dream of producing a world class sports car.
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    Acura NSX Chronology
    July 12, 2005
    February 1989 - Acura unveils a new high-performance, mid-engine sportscar. The NS-X world debut takes place at the Chicago Auto Show on February 9th. "New Sportscar eXperimental" is the first supercar from Japan. June 1989 - ...
    1995 NSX/ NSX-T Features
    June 2, 1995
    Engineering Features NSX, NSX- T 3.0-liter, DOHC, 24-valve,V-6 engine x Variable Valve Timing and Lift Electronic Control (VTEC) system x Variable Volume Induction System x ...
    1997 NSX/NSX-T Chassis
    June 30, 1996
    Overview Outstanding handling characteristics have been a hallmark of the NSX and NSX- T since their inception. For 1997, key chassis refinements have been made to complement the performance enhancements that have been engineered into th...
    1997 NSX/NSX-T Powertrain
    June 30, 1996
    Overview The new standard engine on the NSX is an all-aluminum, 90-degree, 3.2-liter (3179 cc), dual-overhead-cam, 4-valve-per-cylinder V-6 which produces 290 horsepower at 7100 rpm and 224 lbs-ft of torque at 5500 rpm. It is mated to an...
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