http://www.jalopnik.com/cars/news/in...car-112154.php

 

It was a Chevy Astro of "Supercars".... it debuted in like 1856 or something.

 

Finally! Its about time, that car was old years ago. Be intresting to see the replacement.

 

Only about 7 years late on an update. Good show, Acura!

 

At least they've announced it will have a replacement....

 

They have been saying this for at least 2 years.

 

Uhh, if the new car is going to resemble that silver concept they showed in 2003, why don't they just badge it as the new NSX? C'mon, besides a more voluptuous rear that car is a carbon copy of the NSX we've been seeing for the last 15 years. Plus, you get to keep the ricer cred the NSX name carries.

 

The silver car is a hybrid concept labeled the HSC, although I would hope they would just call it the NSX if it made it into production, as to not lend themselves to a confusing situation. I hope they make the concept into a production car, as I would like to see a company make a hybrid car that actually has performance intentions, and see how it does.

 

For the next supercar, Honda is teaming up with Apple to bring out the OSX.

 

Other boards have the same thread filled wil RIP and what not. Not us BABY! Hell with it! lol

That would've really been a great car if Honda had the nuts to make a real powerplant. I guess it was neat considering what it was, but so is a midget with a 40" vertical. But do you think a 3'10" person could play in the NBA?

 

Well, a replacement is in development. I guess it won't be called "NSX."

http://www.autoweek.com/news.cms?newsId=102786

 

I hope their next sports car...excuse me...supercar, has more displacement than my corolla.

 

Your corolla has 3.2L?

I'm hoping they'll drop a real engine under the hood too. Look at Lexus/Toyota and their upcoming supercar. 500hp 5.0L v10. Now that is the real deal. But Honda has yet to develop a production v8 let alone anything as wild as a v10 and have this mentality that a v6 in every application is more than appropiate.

Honda/acura needs to see the real picture. Their flagship RL sedan, truck, SUV's, and high-end sports cars need something bigger than a 3.X v6. I think it is time that they stepped upto atleast a v8.

 

Good Riddance! That thing was rotting like the hooker in the trunk of an Eldorado.

 

I always thought it was a bad decision that Acura priced the NSX so unrealistically. They could have been a viable alternative to the Vette if their pricing had been more in line with their performance.