Ever since 2005, enthusiasts have been waiting for Honda to bring back its infamous NSX. Production began in 1991 for this supercar, and came to a halt in the early years of the new millennium. It was state-of-the-art for its time and became increasingly popular. Finding an NSX today can be challenging. NSX owners do not want to give up their seemingly rare sports car. Honda has plans on releasing their newly designed and re-engineered NSX in 2015, or so they say. The new look is what today's technology is all about. It will also be an electronic engine. Honda is calling it their Sport Hybrid, which combines all-wheel drive and great gas mileage with a supercar feel. Price remains unknown, but we can expect it to be much more than the GT-R from Nissan, which almost reaches $100,000. Who's name is on the top of the pre-order list?
Friday, May 17, 2013
Acura NSX Anyone?
Ever since 2005, enthusiasts have been waiting for Honda to bring back its infamous NSX. Production began in 1991 for this supercar, and came to a halt in the early years of the new millennium. It was state-of-the-art for its time and became increasingly popular. Finding an NSX today can be challenging. NSX owners do not want to give up their seemingly rare sports car. Honda has plans on releasing their newly designed and re-engineered NSX in 2015, or so they say. The new look is what today's technology is all about. It will also be an electronic engine. Honda is calling it their Sport Hybrid, which combines all-wheel drive and great gas mileage with a supercar feel. Price remains unknown, but we can expect it to be much more than the GT-R from Nissan, which almost reaches $100,000. Who's name is on the top of the pre-order list?
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