The purity of the Acura NSX all but guarantees most of them won't have to endure the kind of awful customization that dooms lesser cars. All but. Two words. Two tones. Too many reasons to buy this NSX and convert it back.

Everyone's always on Kanye's jock for showing up at Cannes driving a SLR Stirling Moss or using a Tatra in "Runaway," but is PBR&B'er Frank Ocean actually the cooler car guy?

Specifically, a yellow Acura NSX equipped with a snorkel, a diffuser, and a track pass. You figure it out. Just please don’t leave it by a dumpster.

This Acura NSX is all alone in the big bad world, left next to some dumpsters to rot. Well, it can't actually rot since it's all aluminum, so like other supercars left to die across the Arabian peninsula, it's decorating yet another forsaken Dubai development.

Old surgeons don’t necessarily lead a life of brown Buicks. This is Sid Watkins, Formula One's first race doctor, and his official red NSX.

According to Motor Trend, the Honda NSX lives. Even though the V10-powered post-NSX concept came along during the Carpocalypse and had to be killed, Honda engineers didn't completely shelve the project. They just built it on an Accord. Wait, what?

Epson employees took advantage of their papercraft skills and giant printers to build an impressively detailed 1:1 cardboard replica of an Acura/Honda NSX Super GT race car. Build photos of what we consider the sexiest recycling project ever below.

With camerawork that will make you cry, and Ayrton Senna voiceovers that will also make you cry, this is the story of an NSX doing a hot lap on the Nürburgring.

Even 20 years after Honda released it, and five since they killed it, seeing this shot from a JDM Honda NSX meetup just gave us an NSX-gasm. [JDM Style Tuning via Autostream]

While not in the same league as Ferrari, Lamborghini or Porsche, Honda's all-aluminum take on the mid-engine sports car has its fans. Now Nice Price or Crack Pipe wants to know if Accord money would put you in an NSX?

Honda's new enthusiasm-free corporate policy killed the new NSX, but it'll still be racing in Japanese SuperGT under the Honda HSV-010 GT name. HSV stands for "Honda Sports Velocity" in Japan and "Hybrids Sans Velocity" in the U.S.

Here is Ayrton Senna hosing down his red Honda NSX with a manly jet of water. Further commentary is wholly unnecessary. Go and wash your car!

Can any law enforcement vehicle exceed the sheer grooviness of this Honda NSX police car from Tochigi Prefecture in Japan? Click for a walkaround video, sadly static in nature.

Speaking of Ayrton Senna, look how Japan’s elite sports cars have grown over the years, with Nissan's modern GT-R towering over the Honda NSX which Senna helped develop.

Any cinephile petrolhead worth his salt will tell you underwater motoring requires the possession of a Lotus Esprit. But in the real world? As you see above, and in the epic video below, choose the Acura NSX.

Want to see a Civic tear Jodie Foster's skirt off? Incomprehensibly Japanese animations? CRX worship? All this and more, after the jump!

When we drove from Manhattan to Detroit's Woodward Dream Cruise, it got us thinking about the Holy Grail of American road trips: all the way across the country. It has to be done, but behind the wheel of what?

Unnamed sources speaking to 7Tune claim reports of the Acura NSX's death may have been greatly exaggerated. Instead, Honda's actually just changed course, giving it a nice healthy green-washing. Can someone say super all-wheel-drive hybrid NSX?

This is Down On The Street Bonus Edition. Here's a car I shot parked near the starting area of the Gumball 3000 in San Francisco last August. Maybe it's Willie Brown's daily driver!

In addition to the NSX supercar, Honda now plans to cut RWD, V8 engine and S2000 replacement programs due to theCarpocalypse. Still, there’s one item of good news.