2009 Acura NSX test mule spotted in Germany!
Even Acura is jumping on the Lexus IS-F's stacked exhausts bandwagon.
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MBKing -
5/21/2007 10:03:37 PM
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who else is jumping on the bandwagon, if anything Lexus jacked the porsche turbo exhaust pipes from the 996 turbo.
Alec -
5/21/2007 10:37:41 PM
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I dont see how the 996's exhuast look ANYTHING similar to the dual vertical stacked exhaust.
Anyway I hope the NSX will look good as it sounds, with that v10 :D
S4cabriofoxone -
5/21/2007 10:49:26 PM
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Alec, they're basically one inside the other, and it's pretty similar. Use your imagination.
LexusNumberOne4ever -
5/21/2007 11:52:35 PM
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Actually with an imagination, a stock corolla looks a lot like a Murcielago.
mitchatlexusofmarin -
5/22/2007 2:23:13 AM
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This looks like a Mazda.
S4cabriofoxone -
5/21/2007 10:16:04 PM
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I doubt that those would make it to the production model. This car looks about three years off, judging by the mutant S2000 test mule.
I'm very excited for Honda to produce it, though. Finally, an EXCITING Acura product! R8, LF-A, NSX, GT-R, 911, V8 Vantage... this is just calling out for a track day comparison test.
richardp996 -
5/22/2007 12:49:56 AM
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Like Porsche, maybe Honda/Acura could ditch their LMP2 car and use that same engine for a production supercar? Scratch that. I'm just being lame and the idea came to me after reading this and before that the, 'Production of Porsche Carrera GT officially stopped' entry.
The car is a test-mule and bespoke prototype that we cannot get any firm idea on what the car will look or be like. The only people who know are the testing teams and creative minds behind the project. I doubt Honda will drop a turkey on this, the NSX wasn't a failure in terms of capability but was a failure with sales figures.
silverarrow2 -
5/22/2007 4:19:12 PM
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You're such a morron, how could you tell what the thing looks like? To me I think this is one of the best camo job ever done. I don't think it's the NSX nor will it have stupid stocked exhaust.
Didn't Nissan show a picture of the next Z with those exhaust way before Lexus did?
You Nissan had theirs like O ---------O
O--------O
silverarrow2 -
5/22/2007 4:21:36 PM
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Nissan's was like a v-shape while Toyota's like the shape of a Pyramid.
S4cabriofoxone -
5/22/2007 11:23:04 PM
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Sailor, you say you hate how the car looks, and proceed to comment on the S2000 body... that doesn't make sense... this isn't how it's going to look.
CBR2200 -
5/22/2007 4:52:38 AM
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Screw the NSX, I wanna super S2000. :)
WeFlyHighNoLie -
5/22/2007 8:56:08 AM
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Not the design I expected, not really impressed it with as well. I expected it to be a lot more exotic looking.
S4cabriofoxone -
5/22/2007 11:23:53 PM
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THIS IS AN S2000 BODY COVERING THE MECHANICALS, NOT THE ACTUAL NSX.
Use your head!
EliteRanger -
5/22/2007 9:25:00 AM
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Japanese can't make cars look "exotic", they seem to lack that despite making good cars.
richardp996 -
5/22/2007 11:19:23 AM
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It's a test mule and nothing more. Its focus is about experimenting and examing different facets of a proposed concept rather than look good. Does anyone recall how ugly the Gallardo test mule was? A lot of people freak out because it had all this cladding, which looked fragile but in the end the car is a very beautiful sight to see.
investor27 -
5/22/2007 12:40:37 PM
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I don't know why Acura chose not to stay with the mid-engine setup. The current NSX handles brilliantly with the mid-engine setup. Seems like Acura is going backwards instead of improving on the existing platform and moving forward into the next generations.
S4cabriofoxone -
5/22/2007 11:25:29 PM
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There is no "current" NSX, unfortunately. It was discontinued about two years ago.
If it came back to life as a mid-engined sports car, it and the R8 would be in a class by themselves. One magazine even said that the R8's driving style reminds them of the NSX... it seems to be a modern reincarnation of it.
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