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All along watching this video I kept thinking "I can't believe this thing is going to happen". I was all giddy inside. Then when they flashed "NSX Concept" at the end they killed all my childhood dreams just like THAT. Putting the word Concept in there is like an insurance plan for if some reason they don't push thru with this.
Don't panic about the 'concept' tag. The NSX was preceded by the NS-X prototype by years. A company president doesn't come out and proclaim the engineering plant and team located in the country of their most important market and just be pretending. It's coming.
All along watching this video I kept thinking "I can't believe this thing is going to happen". I was all giddy inside. Then when they flashed "NSX Concept" at the end they killed all my childhood dreams just like THAT. Putting the word Concept in there is like an insurance plan for if some reason they don't push thru with this.
Between this, the GT5 promo, and the Seinfeld commercial (which I'm still seeing on TV), it feels Honda has already done more to market this concept than the original. Am I alone in feeling this?
Am I the only one who is more concerned that the new NSX is the ONLY car Acura has worth looking at?
You're not the only one. I've been keeping an eye on the market for a newer DD, and am not interested in any of Acura's current offerings. Whereas in the 90s I would have thrown cash at Acura for a Legend or Vigor, but nowadays their vehicles are too blah for my tastes. I'm actually more interested in the new Hyundai Azera when it comes out, but most likely I will just keep my 2000 Accord until I drive it into the ground.Am I the only one who is more concerned that the new NSX is the ONLY car Acura has worth looking at?
Just curious, where are you getting this information?even though they are only showing the clay model (with no interior) around the show circuit, a fully running production model is said to be completed and ready...they are merely waiting for the Ohio plant renovations and re-tooling process to finish before they can go "live".
Between this, the GT5 promo, and the Seinfeld commercial (which I'm still seeing on TV), it feels Honda has already done more to market this concept than the original. Am I alone in feeling this?