View Poll Results: Do you like the new NSX for $150K ?
Yes, If I won the LOTTO



1
11.11%
No Way



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11.11%
I'd rather have a Z06 Stingray & $70K extra 4 mod's & fun



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77.78%
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>2016 Acura NSX Was Well Worth the Wait <
2016 Acura NSX Was Well Worth the Wait
By Jeff Perez 8 hours ago

10 years of waiting, plus another three years of teasing and finally — FINALLY — Acura drops the curtain on the all-new NSX in Detroit. Good news is it was totally worth the wait.
From the get go, the thing looks absolutely gorgeous. It hasn’t strayed much from the concepts we’ve been seeing for the past three years, but the wheels get sharper, the front end gets cleaner, and the whole car looks a whole lot sharper. Especially draped in that candy apple red paint job.
PHOTOS: See More of the 2016 Acura NSX

Under the hood is a twin-turbo hybrid V6 that Acura says puts out somewhere over 550 horsepower. That hybrid drivetrain is paired to a 9-speed dual-clutch gearbox and likely four-wheel drive. As far as we know, no manual is in the cards (yet).
Probably the most surprising thing about this car, though, is that it won’t be built in Japan. Actually, Honda’s Performance Manufacturing Center in Marysville, Ohio, will design and construct every inch of this vehicle from the ground up, with oversight from over 100 of Acura’s most skilled technicians.
PHOTOS: See More of the Acura NSX Concept

Production should begin this year with an expected $150,000 price tag.
PHOTOS: See More of the Original Acura NSX
By Jeff Perez 8 hours ago 
10 years of waiting, plus another three years of teasing and finally — FINALLY — Acura drops the curtain on the all-new NSX in Detroit. Good news is it was totally worth the wait.
From the get go, the thing looks absolutely gorgeous. It hasn’t strayed much from the concepts we’ve been seeing for the past three years, but the wheels get sharper, the front end gets cleaner, and the whole car looks a whole lot sharper. Especially draped in that candy apple red paint job.
PHOTOS: See More of the 2016 Acura NSX

Under the hood is a twin-turbo hybrid V6 that Acura says puts out somewhere over 550 horsepower. That hybrid drivetrain is paired to a 9-speed dual-clutch gearbox and likely four-wheel drive. As far as we know, no manual is in the cards (yet).
Probably the most surprising thing about this car, though, is that it won’t be built in Japan. Actually, Honda’s Performance Manufacturing Center in Marysville, Ohio, will design and construct every inch of this vehicle from the ground up, with oversight from over 100 of Acura’s most skilled technicians.
PHOTOS: See More of the Acura NSX Concept

Production should begin this year with an expected $150,000 price tag.
PHOTOS: See More of the Original Acura NSX

I agree, good choice Red Monte...I do like the NSX, but it's just 2 expensive (4 me 4-$ure)

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This is the Honda project that has been giving me a headache at work BTW price will be 250K according to our engineeers and sales deparment
We are making the viscus dampner for this beast
We are making the viscus dampner for this beast
I like it, would I buy it? well probably not. For that kind of money I would probably buy a new vette, a 71 cuda 440, and a 49 chopped mercury for my wife and then go on vacation with the left over money.
Realistically though if money was no object, ya I would buy one as there wouldn't be that many around
Realistically though if money was no object, ya I would buy one as there wouldn't be that many around
















