Hey Guys:
I've been a proud NSX (1991 Black/Black) owner now for four months. I own a '65 Sting Ray and a couple other restored muscle cars so I'm used to getting a lot of "looks" from other drivers when I am out driving. Since an NSX is rarely seen on the roads around here, I really thought I would get a lot of stares and "thumbs up" but I don't. Even driving through the University of Virginia campus, students don't even give the car a second glance.
I couldn't figure this out and then this weekend I attended a Corvette Club meeting. Being winter, almost all of the cars driven to the meeting were C-5 and C-6 generation Corvettes. Arriving late, I parked my car between six other Corvettes in the parking lot (all cars were facing out) and went inside. I turned to look back at my car and noticed how similar in shape, size and height my NSX was in this line of Corvettes.
Could it be possible that out on the roads and in traffic most people mistake the NSX for a Corvette and pay little attention to it? Your thoughts please.
Frank
"In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king."
I've been a proud NSX (1991 Black/Black) owner now for four months. I own a '65 Sting Ray and a couple other restored muscle cars so I'm used to getting a lot of "looks" from other drivers when I am out driving. Since an NSX is rarely seen on the roads around here, I really thought I would get a lot of stares and "thumbs up" but I don't. Even driving through the University of Virginia campus, students don't even give the car a second glance.
I couldn't figure this out and then this weekend I attended a Corvette Club meeting. Being winter, almost all of the cars driven to the meeting were C-5 and C-6 generation Corvettes. Arriving late, I parked my car between six other Corvettes in the parking lot (all cars were facing out) and went inside. I turned to look back at my car and noticed how similar in shape, size and height my NSX was in this line of Corvettes.
Could it be possible that out on the roads and in traffic most people mistake the NSX for a Corvette and pay little attention to it? Your thoughts please.
Frank
"In the land of the blind, the one-eyed man is king."