Acura: Next NSX Debuting At Detroit – We Promise

by Derek Kreindler

Published: December 17th, 2014

acura next nsx debuting at detroit we promise

Acura is apparently serious about the next NSX making its debut at the 2015 Detroit Auto Show. Stop us if you’ve heard this one before.

A series of teaser shots of their latest supercar have been released, and Acura appears to be upholding their longstanding tradition of making their “concepts” fairly faithful to the production model. On the other hand, any cues that pay homage to the design of the original car seem to be absent.

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Iamwho2k on Dec 17, 2014

A shame Ayrton Senna isn't here to sort out the handling.

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- Mullholland on Dec 17, 2014
  
  Or Fire Marshal Bill.
  
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Ccd1 on Dec 21, 2014

The NSX promises ferrari level performance for R8 money. The problem with that proposition this time around is the BMW i8 which appear to offer comparable or better technology for around the same price. Hard to see the new NSX having anywhere near the same impact as the original.

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