1991 Acura NSX

The Honda NS-X, short for “New Sportscar eXperimental”, was above all a car born from engineering ambition. Designed to integrate several advanced technologies derived from Honda's F1 program, the NSX broke new ground. It was the first production car built with a lightweight aluminum monocoque chassis, keeping the structure at just 210 kg.

At its core was a 3.0-liter, mid-mounted V6 engine, also made entirely of aluminum, while its connecting rods were made of titanium, a world first for a production vehicle. In its manual configuration, the engine produced 274 horsepower, while the four-speed automatic version delivered a slightly lower output of 255 horsepower. Everything in the NSX was designed to be light, fluid, and precise.

A landmark of engineering and motorsport heritage, this exceptionally preserved, low-mileage NSX offers not just rarity and provenance, but the chance to own a car shaped by legends, driven by icons, and revered by enthusiasts worldwide. A true collector's opportunity.