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You Can Now Get Authentic Reproduction Parts For Your First-Gen Acura NSX

If you have a first-generation Acura NSX that you’re trying to keep in showroom condition, your job just got a whole lot easier. The Honda Heritage Parts program has officially launched in the U.S., and its catalog includes over 3,000 reproduction parts for the 1991-2005 Acura NSX.

When Acura says “more than 3,000” parts available, they really mean it. You need authentic NSX floor mats? They got you. Do you need a complete set of grommets for the interior and body panels? BOOM! Done! Windows, door panels, AC compressors, wheels, cruise control modules, you name it, they got it. You can order parts exclusively from Acura dealerships or online at the Honda Dream Shop.

Considering the currently rising values of the first-gen NSX, we predict a high volume of orders in the near future. Granted, technically these parts are not “original,” but they are authentic reproductions straight from the original manufacturer. We’ll save the “Acura NSX of Theseus” thought experiement about whether or not these parts make a first-gen NSX less “original” for another time. For now, we think it’s pretty cool that they are available in the first place.

The reality is, if you’re someone who is less concerned with the intrinsic value of your NSX and more concerned with restoring it to the condition in which you first bought it, this program is tailor-made for you.

“Honda Heritage Parts was created to help our customers enjoy their classic Acura and Honda performance models, and it’s appropriate that we begin with an iconic model like the first-generation Acura NSX,” said Mamadou Diallo, executive vice president at American Honda Motor Co., Inc. “By supporting our customers in preserving the legacy of the NSX, we’re celebrating our shared passion for these iconic sports cars and keeping them on the road for today’s enthusiasts and future generations.”

Good on Acura for supporting first-gen NSX owners and preservation of a legendary Japanese supercar.

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