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Acura Revives The First-Gen NSX With More Than 3,000 Factory Parts

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Acura Revives The First-Gen NSX With More Than 3,000 Factory Parts

Acura just gave first-generation NSX owners a reason to stop hunting junkyards for a taillight bezel. The automaker started US sales of more than 3,000 reproduction parts for the 1991–2005 NSX on November 2, sold through Acura dealerships and Honda's DreamShop.

The parts fall under the Honda Heritage Parts program. They exist to keep original NSX models on the road instead of sidelined because a key component is missing. Owners can order through a dealer now, though the full catalog and individual pricing still require a direct check.

This is not a surprise reveal. Acura first detailed its Honda Heritage Parts program months ago, and the November 2 announcement marks the jump from plan to actual sales. American Honda Motor Co., Inc. says more than 3,000 parts are now sold specifically for the 1991–2005 first-generation NSX.

The program is built to expand well past one model as Honda has said Heritage Parts will eventually cover additional classic Acura and Honda performance cars, though it hasn't named which ones come next.

Acura originally scoped the NSX program to cover five systems: powertrain, interior, exterior, electrical, and chassis. That's a wide net for a car with a notoriously thin used-parts market. It suggests Acura built this list with long-term ownership in mind.

'Supporting a supercar decades after production helps owners keep and maintain the car in question.'

He added that the move "could boost the second-hand market and the overarching value of the nameplate itself," a point that affects anyone eyeing a first-gen NSX as an investment.


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