Honda cars with highest power to weight ratio

Most accurate predictor of acceleration is power to weight ratio. The more power engine can produce and the less mass it has to accelerate, the quicker the acceleration.

For low speed acceleration and acceleration from standstill, traction also plays important role. Aerodynamic drag takes over as dominating factor at high speed.

Everything in between is where power to weight ratio matters the most. Mid-range acceleration is also important for track performance.

#	make & model	Hp/tonne▼
1.	1968 Honda RA301	625
2.	1966 Honda RA273	541
3.	2009 Honda NSX RR Mugen	345
4.	2016 Honda NSX	324
5.	2025 Honda GT AWD	244
6.	2017 Honda Civic Type R	225
7.	2002 Honda NSX-R	230
8.	1997 Honda NSX Type-S Zero	223
9.	2015 Honda Civic Type R	219
10.	2005 Honda NSX-R GT	218
11.	1992 Honda NSX-R	209
12.	2004 Honda NSX	209
13.	2023 Honda Civic Type R	207
14.	1997 Honda NSX	199
15.	1991 Honda NSX	198
16.	2008 Honda Civic Type RR Mugen	195
17.	2009 Honda Civic Type-R Mugen	192
18.	Honda S2000 Type V	191
19.	2007 Honda S2000 Type S	188
20.	1999 Honda S2000	186
21.	2008 Honda s2000 Club Racer	187
22.	1995 Honda Integra Type-R	186
23.	2002 Honda Integra	185
24.	2004 Honda S2000	183
25.	2004 Honda Integra Type R	184
26.	2001 Honda Civic Type R	175
27.	2007 Honda Civic Type-R JDM	175
28.	2016 Honda Accord (V-6 Coupe)	173
29.	1998 Honda Prelude Sir Spec S	171
30.	1997 Honda Civic Type-R	170
31.	2012 Honda Accord 3.5 V6	170
32.	2005 Honda Integra Type S	168
33.	2008 Honda Accord Coupe V6	166
34.	1996 Honda Prelude Type S	166
35.	2004 Honda Legend	159
36.	2020 Honda Jazz e:HEV Crosstar	160
37.	1998 Honda Integra Type R	164
38.	1993 Honda Prelude Si VTEC	160
39.	2008 Honda Accord Coupe V6	160
40.	1995 Honda Civic SiRII	160