Gen II NSX
Wow!
[QUOTE]ACURA NEWS-New 2003 NSX will be constructed of an all steel body vrs. the current aluminum one. Power will be from the new Acura 396hp V8 that will also find it's way into the RL (with ONLY 330hp). Preliminary specs are as follows: 3200 lbs. 0-60 in 4.0 seconds. Top speed in excess of 180 mph. 1.1g in the skidpad. GPS navigation standard. Sophisticated drivetrain electronics for stability. The new price for the NSX
[QUOTE]ACURA NEWS-New 2003 NSX will be constructed of an all steel body vrs. the current aluminum one. Power will be from the new Acura 396hp V8 that will also find it's way into the RL (with ONLY 330hp). Preliminary specs are as follows: 3200 lbs. 0-60 in 4.0 seconds. Top speed in excess of 180 mph. 1.1g in the skidpad. GPS navigation standard. Sophisticated drivetrain electronics for stability. The new price for the NSX
It did remind me of the Modena as well. 0-60 is better than Modena, though. This is a ridiculously low price for such good performance; if everything remains the same, this will be my next car. It seems too good to be true, and I am not keeping my hopes up as I think I would be disappointed.
Maybe it will need Rick Hesel accessories, since it's such a low price.
Maybe it will need Rick Hesel accessories, since it's such a low price.
I think Honda will offer a 400 HP steel bodied NSX for about $55K. Honda is probably tired of seeing the auto magazines demonstrate that the brute force of the Viper consistently trounces the elegant NSX in test results and price. An NSX which will hold its own against the Viper in both price and performance would be really something wonderful. I'm sure Acura dealers have been drooling with envy at the disgraceful markups Honda dealers have been enjoying with their S2000s and can't wait to mark the new NSX up to the $90-100K range, at least at first. I also remember that when the NSX first came out it listed for about $58K, and also remember that the Acura dealer in the San Fernando Valley wanted $90K for the first of those that came out.
2x6spds
2x6spds
And yes... the NSX boards are afire with gruntles of how can Honda undermine there $80K purchases as well as some wishful thinking that the new model will actually increase the value of their handbuilt, mostly aluminum exotica. Even though it's significantly lower performance not to mention not nearly as cool looking!
"07/04/2000-ACURA NEWS-New 2003 NSX will be constructed of an all steel body vrs. the current aluminum one. Power will be from the new Acura 396hp V8 that will also find it's way into the RL (with ONLY 330hp). Preliminary specs are as follows: 3200 lbs. 0-60 in 4.0 seconds. Top speed in excess of 180 mph. 1.1g in the skidpad. GPS navigation standard. Sophisticated drivetrain electronics for stability. The new price for the NSX is slated at $55K which would really make it a bargain."
1.1g's!?!?! Holy Sh!t!!!
1.1g's!?!?! Holy Sh!t!!!
Acura is not allowed to sell over MSRP. That's what one of the dealers told me. So, I'll call him when I want to buy one, and see what their tune will become. I'm sure I will all of sudden misunderstood his comments.
ERIK
ERIK







