1997 Acura NSX-T
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The 1990s saw the dawning of a new era when it came to import supercars and the Japanese were no exception. Honda had made a name in the compact and motorcycle markets as well as in renowned racing series, but still had yet to offer a vehicle to compete with their European performance counterparts. Enter the NSX (New Sportscar eXperimenta) a revolutionary sportscar that was unlike anything else! Sold as the Acura NSX in American markets, the all-aluminum mid-engine exotic impressed many including Motor Trend that referred to it as the best sports car ever built. 1997 marked the third year of the NSX and Honda's largest performance upgrades to the car. Engine performance was increased and improved boasting a 3. 2L V6 DOHC engine rated at 290 horsepower and 224 foot-pounds of torque! Linked to a six-speed manual transmission, the NSX drives sharply and delivers! The increased weight of this transmission meant larger brake rotors which solidly aid in cornering and stopping this sleek Machine. Hop inside and take a seat as the black leather interior envelops you and your passenger. Wrap your hands around the steering wheel and relish the experience of driving the NSX as it is truly...