The Acura NSX was an exotic sports car developed by Honda starting in the mid 1980s for global markets. The NSX was Honda's first Supercar and in North America was launched under the Acura brand name, which was created to give Honda's more prestigious models a better image. The NSX's bodywork was constructed out of aluminum, which shaved a great deal of weight from the car. As of 2017, this is the oldest model of Acura made by Hot Wheels.
Ryu Asada, the designer of this casting, is known to have owned an NSX.