A cutaway diagram that appears to show Hondaâs replacement for its NSX supercar has leaked onto the internet. If itâs genuine, this is our first glimpse of the V10-powered two-seater.

Supercar fans have been drooling ever since Honda announced the NSX is coming back, even if it isn't a mid-engine anymore. Rumors of a V-10 engine for the new NSX calmed any fears that it wouldn't live up to the old car's performance.

Artist's renderings predict a production car far more attractive than the function-over-form GT-R. Still, it looks a little generic to us compared to the NSX, which still looks incredible, considering it was introduced in 1991, and changed little until being d...

We've seen plenty of shots of the Honda/Acura NSX hangin' 'round the 'Ring, but unlike previous photos, the crew at Cartribe was able to catch a brief glimpse of the cloaked mule's interior.

AutoExpress is just as interested in the styling of the next NSX as the rest of us are, so they pressed a digital artist into action to 'chop the shots of the car running on the Nurburgring.

“original Honda NSX (we knew it as the Acura NSX) was probably one of the best known Japanese supercars of its era. The current reigning champion among”

By now we've all seen the spy shots showing Acura's NSX revival bombing around the Nürburgring in Germany. There's a reason those drivers are pushing their prototype hard enough to get air through the turns.

Unlike the previous mid-engined NSX this prototype is running a front-mid engine, with its powerplant placed well behind the front wheels to ensure excellent weight distribution. This should also allow the new NSX to offer 2+2 cabin accommodation, broadening i...

NÜRBURG, Germany — The latest prototype of the 2011 Acura NSX has hit the Nürburgring, and according to our sources in Japan, it has a very specific goal. We're told that Takeo Fukui, CEO of Honda, has tasked his R Ed Hellwig, Lead Senior Editor.