Honda NSX review

As mentioned earlier, if you’re north of six feet tall, you might struggle a little for head and knee room. And because the NSX is a strict two-seater, unlike a Porsche 911 Turbo S, there’s no room to squeeze a couple of young kids in the back.

In fact, beyond you and your passenger, there’s not much room for anything else. There’s a small glovebox, but no door bins and only a tiny central tray in which to put your mobile phone and loose change.

Popping the hatchback-style rear window gains you access to the boot. It’s wide and similar in overall volume to those of the 911 and the Audi R8, but is quite shallow, with a pronounced hump in the middle of the floor, so you’ll struggle to get even a travel case inside. Certainly those key rivals will allow you the luxury of a more extensive wardrobe on a weekend away.