What’s better than one of the best Japanese sports cars in recent memory? How about one that can also dominate at your next track day?

A heavily modified is currently up for grabs over on Cars & Bids. The standard version of the cult classic can more than hold its own against its high-performance peers, but this particular example has been outfitted for racing glory.

In the mid-1980s, Honda set its sights on developing a rear-wheel-drive sports car that would deliver the same kind of performance as a Ferrari V-8, but in a much more reliable and accessible package. That car was the —which stands for New Sports Car Experiment—it made its debut in 1990. The vehicle may have featured an iconic look and a potent V-6, but it failed to achieve the commercial success originally envisioned and wa

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