1991 Acura NSX: 20 Weird Facts You Didn’t Know!

What if the greatest supercar ever made wasn't Italian, but Japanese – and it had secrets so strange they changed the entire automotive industry forever?

In this video, we uncover twenty mind-blowing facts about the 1991 Acura NSX that even hardcore enthusiasts have never heard. From titanium connecting rods borrowed from Formula One to Ayrton Senna's secret involvement in chassis development, this Japanese supercar hid revolutionary technology behind its sleek exterior. You'll discover why Honda deliberately chose a "weaker" engine over a powerful V8, how they tortured prototypes for thousands of hours to embarrass Ferrari's reliability, and why Gordon Murray credits the NSX for inspiring the legendary McLaren F1. Plus, we reveal the mysterious NSX Zero prototype that was faster than race cars but too dangerous for production.
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