1991 Honda NSX

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1990 Honda NSX – Berlina Black

The 1990 Honda NSX changed the supercar world forever. Developed with input from Formula 1 legend Ayrton Senna, the NSX introduced a revolutionary combination of exotic performance, everyday usability, and Honda reliability—qualities that challenged the established European supercar manufacturers of its era.

Powered by a 3.0L VTEC V6 mounted in a lightweight all-aluminum chassis, the NSX delivered a level of engineering sophistication rarely seen in production cars at the time. Its mid-engine layout, razor-sharp handling, and naturally aspirated character have earned it a place among the most respected driver's cars ever built.

Finished in timeless Berlina Black, this exceptional example remains in remarkably original condition, showing just 16,xxx km from new. Retaining its all-original factory paint and remaining completely accident-free, it represents the kind of authenticity and preservation that collectors dream of finding.

More than three decades after its debut, the NSX remains a landmark in automotive history—the world's first mass-produced all-aluminum supercar and a machine that redefined expectations of what a supercar could be. With its ultra-low mileage, originality, and iconic status, this NSX stands as a true collector-grade example of one of Japan's most important performance cars.