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Honda NSX Reborn: Pininfarina and JAS Bring Back the V6 Legend with a Modern Twist

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The Japanese icon roars back to life stronger than ever. Pininfarina and JAS Motorsport revive the spirit of the original NSX through a restomod that blends modern craftsmanship with pure mechanical soul.

The original Honda NSX remains one of the most iconic Japanese sports cars of all time. Its balance of performance, lightness, and precision made it a benchmark of automotive engineering. Now, Pininfarina and JAS Motorsport have joined forces to honor this legend with a restomod that fuses Italian design artistry with Japanese racing heritage.

Pininfarina design and a custom carbon-fiber body

Each reimagined NSX begins with the original chassis, now fitted with a bespoke carbon-fiber body crafted by Pininfarina. The refreshed design features modern LED lighting, redesigned wheels, and subtle updates that preserve the purity of the original silhouette. The best part? The iconic pop-up headlights may still remain, delighting enthusiasts who cherish that nostalgic touch.

V6 engine and manual gearbox: keeping the essence alive

At its core, the project retains the legendary 3.0-liter V6 engine, re-engineered by JAS Motorsport to deliver greater power, torque, and responsiveness. Unlike many modern sports cars, this restomod proudly keeps a six-speed manual transmission, ensuring a raw and authentic driving connection. Buyers can also choose between left- or right-hand drive, adding another layer of personalization.

An exclusive masterpiece with Senna’s spirit

Production will be extremely limited, meaning the price will likely reach six or even seven figures, excluding the donor car. Beyond exclusivity, this NSX pays tribute to its history: Ayrton Senna personally helped fine-tune the first-generation model, sharing insights that shaped its legendary handling.
Looking ahead, rumors suggest Honda may launch an all-electric NSX by 2027 or 2028, a logical step in the brand’s evolution — but one that promises to keep the same DNA of performance and purity that defined the original.

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