Honda NSX Coupe (1990-2005) review
At a glance
| Price new | £60,135 - £68,885 |
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| Road tax cost | £345 - £415 |
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| Fuel economy | Not tested to latest standards |
| Range | 339 - 354 miles |
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Available fuel types
Petrol
Pros & cons
Reliable supercar, superb handling, storming performance, reasonable running costs
Dated interior, lacks image of exotic alternatives, very few around
Honda NSX Coupe (90-05) rivals
Overview
Click here for our review of the 2016 Honda NSX.
The NSX was Honda’s answer to Ferrari and Lamborghini supercars – which is evident in its rakish styling – but it was designed to be easy to live with everyday and affordable to run. It’s powered by a V6 engine with 280bhp which may not seem much on paper but is good enough for a 0-62mph time of 5.5 seconds and a top speed of 170mph. However it’s the handling which truly stands out with amazing poise and grip.
It’s also surprisingly affordable to run and maintain (especially compared to other supercars) while reliability is as good as you’d expect from Honda. Getting hold of one can be a problem – only around 400 were sold in the UK and it has a keen following of enthusiasts ready to snap one up. In 2002 a facelifted model was introduced with fixed, rather than pop-up, headlights.
