Pininfarina-Designed NSX Restomod Now Available in North America Through Two Elite Dealers

JAS Motorsport has officially named two North American dealers for its JAS Tensei, a road-going supercar built on a 1990s Acura NSX chassis. For collectors and enthusiasts with deep pockets, this is a rare chance to own a reimagined icon that blends heritage with modern performance.

Graham Rahal Performance will handle sales and service in the United States, while Pfaff Reserve takes the reins in Canada.

What sets the Tensei apart from other high-priced restomods is its pedigree. JAS Motorsport, an Italian racing team, has been a close Honda partner since 1998. The project also involves Pininfarina, the storied design house that had a hand in the original NSX’s silhouette. The result is a car that updates the classic look without losing its instantly recognizable shape.

Graham Rahal, whose family has deep ties to the NSX’s development, called the partnership a natural fit. Only 35 units will be built, making this a true collector’s piece.

Canada’s inclusion as a market for such a limited-edition car suggests there’s already demand north of the border. Pfaff Reserve promises a white-glove experience, from ordering to delivery and beyond. JAS Motorsport COO Mads Fischer praised both dealers for their client bases and commitment to service.

The Tensei marks JAS’s first road-going supercar, and the limited run may hint at future production models. For now, this restomod offers a rare blend of Italian design, Japanese engineering, and motorsport DNA.