Honda NSX

The Honda NSX (marketed in North America as the Acura NSX) is a mid-engined two seat sports car developed by Honda during the 1980s and premiered to the world market in 1990. The car was extremely successful, and made a lasting impact in the supercar community with it's low, lightweight body and livable ergonomic design. The simple V6 configuration made the car suitable and reliable enough for daily use yet potent enough on the track.
The sports car community took notice of the NSX and the car influenced many future designs, including the famed McLaren F1.
After it was discontinued in 2005, rumors circulated about a potential revival of the nameplate. A concept version was unveiled at the 2012 North American International Auto Show in Detroit, Michigan and entered production in 2016 (for 2017 American model year), now featuring hybrid-electric midship four-wheel drivetrain, marketed as SH-AWD.
At least one iteration of the Honda/Acura NSX appeared in every Gran Turismo game to date, excluding Gran Turismo HD Concept.
==Pictures==
===First generation, 3-liter/popup headlights (NA1, 1990-1997)===
Honda NSX '90.jpg|Honda NSX '90
Acura NSX '91.jpg|Acura NSX '91 (GT4 NTSC-J version)
Acura NSX '91 (Premium).jpg|Acura NSX '91 (Premium version)
Honda NSX Type R '92 (GT Sport).jpg|Honda NSX Type R '92
Acura NSX '93.jpg|Acura NSX '93
Honda NSX '93.jpg|Honda NSX '93
Honda NSX '95 (GT6).jpg|Honda NSX '95
Honda NSX-R GT1 Turbo (Red).jpg| Honda NSX-R GT1 Turbo '95 (GT1 NTSC-J version)
Honda NSX-R LM GT2.jpg| Honda NSX-R LM GT2 '95 (GT1 PAL version)
Acura NSX-R LM GT2.jpg| Acura NSX-R LM GT2 (GT1 NTSC-U version)
===First generation, 3.2-liter/popup headlights (NA2, 1997-2002)===
Acura NSX Coupe '97.jpg|Acura NSX Coupe '97 (GT4 NTSC-J version)
Acura NSX Coupe '97 (GT3).jpg|Acura NSX Coupe '97 (GT3 NTSC-U version)
Acura NSX Coupe '97 (GT6).jpg|Acura NSX Coupe '97 (GT6)
Acura NSX Type S.jpg|Acura NSX Type S '97
Acura NSX Type S Zero.jpg|Acura NSX Type S Zero '97
Honda NSX '97 (GT6).jpg|Honda NSX '97
Honda NSX Type S '97.jpg|Honda NSX Type S '97
Honda NSX Type S Zero '97.jpg|Honda NSX Type S Zero '97
Honda NSX '99 (GT6).jpg|Honda NSX '99
Honda NSX Type S '99.jpg|Honda NSX Type S '99
Honda NSX Type S Zero '99.jpg|Honda NSX Type S Zero '99
Honda Castrol Mugen NSX GT (JGTC) '98.JPG| Honda Castrol Mugen NSX GT (JGTC) '98
Honda Castrol Mugen NSX GT (JGTC) '99.jpg| Honda Castrol Mugen NSX GT (JGTC) '99
Honda Mobil 1 NSX GT (JGTC) '99.jpg| Honda Mobil 1 NSX GT (JGTC) '99
Honda Raybrig NSX GT (JGTC) '99.jpg| Honda Raybrig NSX GT (JGTC) '99
Honda Takata NSX GT (JGTC) '99.JPG| Honda Takata NSX GT (JGTC) '99
Honda RAYBRIG NSX (JGTC) '00.jpg| Honda RAYBRIG NSX (JGTC) '00
Honda Castrol MUGEN NSX (JGTC) '00.jpg| Honda Castrol MUGEN NSX '00
Honda ARTA NSX (JGTC) '00.jpg| Honda ARTA NSX '00
Honda Mobil 1 NSX (JGTC) '01.jpg| Honda Mobil 1 NSX '01
Honda LOCTITE MUGEN NSX (JGTC) '01.jpg| Honda LOCTITE MUGEN NSX '01
===First generation, 3.2-liter/fixed headlights (NA2, 2002-2005)===
Honda NSX '01.jpg|Honda NSX '01
Honda NSX Type S '01.jpg|Honda NSX Type S '01
Honda NSX-R Concept '01.jpg|Honda NSX-R Concept '01
Honda NSX Type R '02.jpg|Honda NSX Type R '02
Honda NSX Type R '02 (Premium).jpg|Honda NSX Type R '02 (Premium version)
Acura NSX '04.jpg|Acura NSX '04
Honda NSX-R Prototype LM Road Car.jpg|Honda NSX-R Prototype LM Road Car
Nsx r proto lm road kh 01.jpg|Honda NSX-R LM Hashiken Version '01 (unused)
Honda NSX-R Prototype LM Race Car.jpg| Honda NSX-R Prototype LM Race Car
Honda TAKATA DOME NSX (JGTC) '03.jpg| Honda TAKATA DOME NSX '03
Honda TAKATA DOME NSX (SUPER GT) '06.jpg| Honda TAKATA DOME NSX '06
Honda ARTA NSX (SUPER GT) '06.jpg| Honda ARTA NSX '06
Honda RAYBRIG NSX (SUPER GT) '06.jpg| Honda RAYBRIG NSX '06
Honda EPSON NSX (SUPER GT) '08.jpg| Honda EPSON NSX '08
Honda NSX GT500 Base Model '08.jpg| Honda NSX GT500 Base Model '08
Honda NSX GT500 Stealth Model.jpg| Honda NSX GT500 Stealth Model
===Second generation (NC1, 2017-2022)===
Acura NSX CONCEPT '13.jpg|Acura NSX CONCEPT '13
Honda NSX CONCEPT '13.jpg|Honda NSX CONCEPT '13
Honda NSX '17.jpg|Honda NSX '17
Honda NSX Gr.3.jpg| Honda NSX Gr.3
Honda NSX Gr.4.jpg| Honda NSX Gr.4
Honda NSX Gr.B Rally Car.jpg| Honda NSX Gr.B Rally Car
Honda RAYBRIG NSX CONCEPT-GT '16.jpg| Honda RAYBRIG NSX CONCEPT-GT '16
===Related cars===
File:Honda HSC "The 37th Tokyo Motor Show Concept Car" '03.jpg|Honda HSC "The 37th Tokyo Motor Show Concept Car" '03, a concept car penned as a potential NSX successor
File:Acura HSC Concept '04.jpg|Acura HSC Concept '04
File:Honda weider HSV-010 (SUPER GT) '11.jpg|Honda weider HSV-010 '11. The HSV-010 was a Super GT race car reportedly based on a scrapped front-engine NSX successor.
File:Honda KEIHIN HSV-010 (SUPER GT) '12.jpg|Honda KEIHIN HSV-010 '12
File:Honda RAYBRIG HSV-010 (SUPER GT) '12.jpg|Honda RAYBRIG HSV-010 '12
File:Honda HSV-010 GT Base Model '12.jpg|Honda HSV-010 GT Base Model '12
==Trivia==
*In GT1, all NSX models suffer from an issue where the rear wheels could be seen thru the car's rear trunk, as a result of the wheel polygons having lower Z-byte priority compared to the trunk. This issue was fixed in GT2, but is present in Honda Castrol Mugen NSX GT (JGTC) '98.
*Due to a romanization/translation error, the color "Charlotte Green Pearl" (シャーロットグリーンパール) is incorrectly written as "Shallot Green Pearl" until the Honda NSX Type R '92 was added to GT Sport.
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