If you’ve been around veterans of the collector car scene, you’ve likely heard tales of how relatively cheap now-eight-figure ...

SUZUKA, Mie -- A patrol car converted from Honda Motor Co.'s NSX luxury sports car was donated to Mie Prefectural Police by the president of a real estate company on April 21. The NSX police car ...

Honda doesn't produce many sports cars, but when it does, it tends to do them right. The Honda NSX - sold as the Acura NSX in the United States - is one of the best examples of such work ...

Few hand-built cars—then or now—emulate the precision of the NSX, and it’s possible to imagine an example with 200,000 miles on the odometer being as tight and together as one with 5,000 miles.

JDM cars are arguably the most popular genre of ... The likes of the Nissan Skyline GT-R, Mazda RX-7, Toyota Supra, Honda S2000, and Honda NSX have been featured in many popular movies and video ...

The state’s Registry of Motor Vehicles suddenly began denying registration to JDM car owners, even for cars that aren’t keis. But JDM owners from around the country combined their strength ...

There's rising demand for JDM imports in the U.S., with an average of 20,000 cars shipped annually. JDM cars hold high prices, with popular models like the Nissan Skyline GT-R R34 costing over $ ...

When, in 1990, the first Honda NSX was released, it changed the way we perceive supercars. Never before had cars like this been so accessible, so reliable, or indeed, so usable on a day-to-day basis.

While the JDM cars didn't reach speeds up to 300 mph, the race was still extremely entertaining. Maybe one day, Mat will also organise a makeshift drift track and offer a real show with these babies.

To vary things up a little, we’ll be getting behind the wheel of some lesser-seen cars, many of which were offered strictly within Japan’s borders. While “JDM ... to the NSX in concept.

The Shelby Toyota 2000 GT sold for $2.535 million, becoming the most expensive JDM car ever sold. The car was one of only three racing examples built by Carroll Shelby, adding to its value.