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How The Original NSX Got VTEC

How The Original NSX Got VTEC

by Will Long | Sep 24, 2023 | Acura, Automotive History, Cars, Engines, Honda, Supercars, YouTube

Did you know that the original NSX was not supposed to be manufactured with a VTEC engine? It’s true. It is said that when the NSX prototype started up at the media introduction in Chicago in 1989, that the President of Honda, Tadashi Kume was not satisfied and...

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