by Honda Launches Restoration Service for Classic Cars
Honda has introduced a new program that will allow owners of classic cars to obtain original parts and restoration services. The first model to be covered by the program will be the legendary NSX – the service will start operating next year. This is good news for those who have not been able to find rare parts for their car for a long time.
Details about the new service are still limited, but the company has confirmed that it will use modern technologies, such as 3D printing, to reproduce parts. This means that owners will be able to restore even those elements that were previously almost unavailable.
Honda’s keeping the details about the new service to a minimum for now, but it does confirm that modern manufacturing techniques, like 3D printing, are making it easier to recreate certain parts for classic cars.
Which Models Might Enter the Program?
So far, Honda has not disclosed the full list of models that will receive support, but notes that the service will be expanded to other sports cars. Most likely, the program will cover models with the legendary Type R badge. The company promises to announce the final details by the end of the year.
Honda is not the first Japanese brand to offer such services. Toyota and Nissan already have their own restoration programs aimed at supporting classic models such as the Supra or Skyline GT-R.
This move by Honda highlights the growing interest in historical cars and their long-term operation. The use of modern technologies makes it possible to preserve the auto culture of the past, giving new generations a chance to see these cars in their original state. Given the success of similar initiatives by other manufacturers, it can be expected that Honda will also receive positive feedback from its customers.
