Behold: NSX number 58 from production year 2004. It's been repeatedly shipped from one side of the country to the other, had a gamut of NSX-R upgrades from Nippon installed, was gently stroked to ...

The life of an NSX owner must be great. At any time on the street, a local meet or car show, they’re the automatic envy of our eyes. Though it never changed much during its 15 year run, it’s still one ...

Fuel consumption for the 2004 Honda NSX is dependent on the type of engine, transmission, or model chosen. The Honda NSX currently offers fuel consumption from 13.0L/100km. Honda NSX Model Body Type ...

A low mileage 2004 Acura NSX-T is up for sale on Bring A Trailer for the second time in less than a year. After being a one-owner vehicle until its recent sale it’s about to change hands once again.

Remember how much criticism the first-gen Acura NSX received when it was facelifted with regular headlights? The joke’s on the naysayers based on the current bid of this low-mileage car that sports ...

Honda wants its name to remain synonymous with "performance". Its engineers are known for living and breathing all the goodness that is high performance. You can just imagine these guys go to ...

One thing that buyers of used exotic rides tend to forget is that, in the eyes of dealers, a car priced $100,000 a decade or two ago, remains a $100,000 car when it comes to maintenance costs, ...

The aluminum-bodied NSX is a true exotic sports car in the vein of classic mid-engine Ferraris. Although it was introduced way back in 1991, the car is agile and fun to drive. The V6 gurgling behind ...

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Jon Wong was a reviews editor for CNET Cars. He test drove and wrote about new cars and oversaw coverage of automotive accessories and garage gear. In his spare time, he enjoys track days, caring for ...