Sure, if you have absolutely no idea what these cars are!
Let's say you are a programmer who works on the website for the City of Chicago's vehicle registration department (it's actually considered part of the City Clerk's office). Someone gives you a list of model names that need to pop up on the website when someone wants to register an Acura. You've never heard of an NSX, so what do you do? You combine it in the same category with the RSX; after all, the names sound the same, so they must be similar cars, right? And when city residents go to register their Acura cars on the website, they encounter a screen that looks like this:
Let's say you are a programmer who works on the website for the City of Chicago's vehicle registration department (it's actually considered part of the City Clerk's office). Someone gives you a list of model names that need to pop up on the website when someone wants to register an Acura. You've never heard of an NSX, so what do you do? You combine it in the same category with the RSX; after all, the names sound the same, so they must be similar cars, right? And when city residents go to register their Acura cars on the website, they encounter a screen that looks like this: