Bburago 1:64 — Acura NSX (NC1) | Black | Die-Cast Collectible

The Bburago 1:64 — Acura NSX (NC1) — Black is a breathtaking die-cast tribute to one of the most technically extraordinary, historically significant, and emotionally powerful Japanese supercars ever produced — the second-generation Honda/Acura NSX (NC1), the car that Honda created to redefine the supercar formula for the hybrid era and one of the most ambitious and comprehensively engineered Japanese performance cars of the modern era, a car that combined a twin-turbocharged mid-mounted V6 with three electric motors and a Sport Hybrid SH-AWD system to create one of the most sophisticated and capable all-wheel drive supercar powertrains ever developed. The Acura NSX NC1 — unveiled at the 2015 Detroit Auto Show after a development programme spanning more than a decade and produced at Honda's Performance Manufacturing Center in Marysville, Ohio — the first supercar ever built in the United States by a Japanese manufacturer — powered by a twin-turbocharged 3.5-litre V6 producing 500 hp combined with three electric motors — one integrated with the nine-speed dual-clutch transmission on the rear axle and two on the front axle providing electric torque vectoring all-wheel drive — for a total system output of 573 hp and 645 Nm of torque, was capable of accelerating from 0–60 mph in 2.9 seconds and achieving a top speed of 191 mph, combining supercar performance with a level of everyday usability, technological sophistication, and dynamic precision that was uniquely Honda in its philosophy and execution. The NSX's Sport Hybrid SH-AWD system — one of the most sophisticated and innovative hybrid supercar powertrains ever developed, capable of independently controlling the torque delivered to each front wheel through the twin electric motors to provide instantaneous, infinitely variable torque vectoring that transforms the car's cornering behaviour and dynamic precision — represented the most complete and ambitious expression of Honda's hybrid technology philosophy applied to a performance car, combining the efficiency and instant torque delivery of electric motors with the power and character of a twin-turbocharged V6 in a way that was uniquely Honda in its engineering ambition and execution. The NSX's design — penned by Michelle Christensen at Honda's Los Angeles design studio and featuring the dramatic mid-engine fastback silhouette, the distinctive Y-shaped LED headlights, the large rear diffuser, and the aerodynamically optimised bodywork with a carbon fibre roof — is one of the most celebrated and visually striking Japanese supercar designs of the 2010s. The sinister all-black finish perfectly captures the NC1 NSX's combination of technological sophistication, dynamic precision, and the understated, purposeful character that has always defined the NSX's unique identity among its supercar peers.

A must-have for Honda NSX enthusiasts, NC1 generation devotees, Sport Hybrid SH-AWD technology admirers, twin-turbo V6 hybrid supercar collectors, Michelle Christensen design fans, Performance Manufacturing Center Ohio admirers, and serious die-cast collectors seeking a premium miniature of the most technologically sophisticated and ambitious Japanese supercar of the hybrid era.