One of three Honda NSX cars owned by legendary Formula One driver Ayrton Senna has gone up for sale on Auto Trader for £500,000 ahead of the 30th anniversary of the Brazilian’s death. The red sports ...
Ayrton Senna achieved star status pretty early on in his racing career for making crappy Formula 1 cars perform better than anyone could imagine. By the time he got to McLaren, he was already a global ...
Ayrton Senna fans looking to pick up a piece of the famed Formula One driver’s history will be able to do so in a big way in February. A 1992 Honda NSX purchased as a gift for the late racer by his ...
The Acura/Honda NSX is currently making the headlines thanks to the limited Type-S edition - essentially a GT3 racing car for the roads that packs a total output of 600 hp and needs less than three ...
The readers of this website hardly need to be reminded that the Honda NSX is a great car. Its stunning driving dynamics have made it a legend among enthusiasts, and some of its development was done by ...
There’s no doubt celebrity ownership of a car can add to its vale, depending of course on the celebrity. Among automotive enthusiasts, the late Ayrton Senna enjoys essentially saint-like status, but ...
All cars were born from an idea. An unwritten rule says a crazy idea plus draconic work plus brilliant minds equals iconic finite product. We'll discuss the rise and fading of the Acura NSX, the only ...
When modifying a classic like the first-generation Honda NSX (sold in the U.S. as an Acura, obviously), it can take a delicate touch. Go too far and you'll end up ruining the original goodness. That ...
You'd hesitate to use phrases like "half-baked" about an automotive legend, but when the Acura NSX bowed at the Chicago Auto Show 25 years ago, it wasn't quite done yet. Had the cherry-red machine ...
Ayrton Senna, considered to be one of Formula One’s most legendary drivers, was apparently also very much a fan of Honda’s road cars; more specifically the NSX. In total Senna owned three of the ...
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