Acura has been without an NSX in its lineup for nearly 10 years, and American Honda Executive Vice President John Mendel says the brand probably suffered from it.But with a new NSX due this summer, he looks forward to wooing back some of the Acura enthusiasts who may have crossed the brand off their list from late 2005, when the first NSX ended production.
“I think that absence maybe will make the heart grow fonder,” Mendel tells WardsAuto in an interview. He likens the NSX’s return to people who don’t show up for parties often, but when they do “they’re well-dressed and it’s a great party.”
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