…really nice–in all respects. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-05-31/the-elite-156-000-supercar-no-one-is-talking-about?cmpid=BBD053117_BIZ&utm_medium=email&utm_source=newsletter&utm_term=170531&utm_campaign=bloombergdaily

Will a set of golf clubs fit in the trunk? [image]

The new Ford GT is getting quite a bit of attention (of course, at $453k it’s a BIT more expensive): [image] http://www.automobilemag.com/news/2017-ford-gt-pro-racers-perspective/

Nice, but I’d still prefer a Mazda Miata. If I could get into one, that is. A Miata can be enjoyed driving daily on regular roads in regular traffic. I’ve found that the only sports car I can still get into is the Nissan 370Z. :relaxed: My body has rebelled to the point that my choice of possible s…

I’m sure it’s a nice car and worth the money, but still I wonder if they should have used a new name instead of calling it an Acura. Nothing against them, I’ve had three, but the interior looks nearly the same as our RDX for one third the cost. I just wonder what the market is at that price and if…

I suspect the market segment they’re targeting is far more familiar with what the NSX is than the average driver. The original NSX changed the market in many ways by putting the supercar manufacturers on notice that they couldn’t get away with selling unreliable junk at insane prices just because th…

I’m looking forward to the decontented version of the NSX, with no hybrid mechanism and just RWD. One article I read said they had to rework the NSX design several times to get an actual performance benefit out of the added hybrid motors/batteries/etc.

The original NSX was a relatively inexpensive supercar. It ran with cars that cost twice as much - and more - than it did. The modern NSX runs with cars that cost the same as it does, and maybe a little less. So at the end of the day, the brand-conscious status-climbing newly-rich guy is probably g…

The NSX is also the first super car designed by a woman. [image] The woman behind the bold NSX Michelle Christensen, exterior design project leader for the NSX, is the first woman to lead a design team working on a supercar. Any of these super cars are way out o…

IMO, the successor to the original NSX is the Lotus Evora. By today’s standard, it was a basic sports car with a simple, naturally aspirated engine, a proper manual transmission, manual steering, and a carefully tuned chassis. The only electronic aide were abs and traction control. You have to dr…

The new Acura NSX looks

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VDCdriver May 31, 2017, 10:58pm 4

Yup!
One could buy 2 brandy-new NXS vehicles for the price of one new Ford GT, and still have a LOT of money left over. I am not contemplating the purchase of either vehicle, but…

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