If I had the funds - I would test this car. I would imagine it drives quite nicely and has more power and capability than any of us could master to begin with. I reserve judgement until I could drive it. I like the looks of it. Honda does tend to do things well. This will be a rare sight compared to the boatloads of 911s/Vettes etc. Its nice to see Honda back in the game. Id bet most of you if given the chance to drive it and employ its capability would buy it if the check could be written.

Speak for yourself. I've seen all seven Fast and the Furious movies.

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I hate this abomination from Acura... :thumbsdown:

A real NSX is made from alluminium, is not a hybrid, is designed with the help of a current F1 driver, makes a current Ferrari feel ashamed of it's performance numbers, inspires the Mclaren bosses and has three foot pedals! Anything short of this doesn't deserve the badge NSX-

Old-man Honda must be rolling in his grave... I mean the front end looks like it's used Civic headlights and has that stupid center arrow-point theme that some lame marketing panel in CA dreamed up to slap on anything with an Acura emblem.

Car is BADASS!!!

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NSX = New Sports experiment
Exactly what this car is. Price point probably means it's not going to sell very well though.

Considering there's only been one generation thus far, can't really say what an NSX is supposed to be

No doubt fast car, but watching MT review on youtube, I thought he was test driving a GTR.

There's no heritage to an NSX. It was Honda's one out of two time fluke good idea that they ran over a decade n were able to get away with very few updates because it is one of the most niche specimens of the 20th century.

The new NSX isn't my cup of tea. I would've preferred a modernized NSX. But it's not like Honda went out of there way to build a heritage car