When the first-generation Acura NSX went on sale, it redefined expectations for what a sports car should be and forced many of its more expensive competitors back to the drawing board. When it was time for the firm to develop a second generation, Acura wanted it to have the same impact. Debuting 11 years after the original NSX went out of production, the second-generation was an enormous technological leap, featuring an advanced gasoline-electric hybrid powertrain that incorporated technology associated with seven-figure hypercars.
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This 2021 Acura NSX was delivered new to Northwest Acura in Calgary, Alberta, and remained in Canada until 2026. The car was originally specified in black but currently wears a striking wrap that matches Long Beach Blue Pearl, a color offered on the NSX only for the 2021 model year. The cabin is handsomely appointed in Ebony leather and Alcantara, providing a suitably sophisticated complement to its vivid exterior. A lightly driven example, it showed just 1,944 miles at the time of cataloguing.
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Although quite different in conception, both generations of the NSX ultimately challenged convention and pointed the sports car toward a new future. With its striking presentation and modest mileage, this example offers an exceptional opportunity to acquire one of the decade’s most distinctive and sophisticated sports cars.
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