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Indeed nice to see A-Spec return. Hopefully they've revised the 9-Speed Auto. Still waiting for Type-S to make a return to Acura. TTV6 with SH-AWD or even a sport performance hybrid could be interesting like they did with the MDX.
Acura's SH-AWD was big news (and cutting-edge technology) when it first debuted, but a number of today's AWD systems do more or less the same thing.....vector more torque to the outside wheels in a turn, to counter understeer. In some cases, it is integrated with the vehicle's stability system.
Actually saw a black NSX yesterday and it was certainly nice looking but it certain was boring and nobody else cared or probably know what it is. This TLX will most certainly have people looking, but not in a good way.
You thought the new NSX was boring? I thought it was drop dead gorgeous, looked better in person then in pics and it looks really good in pics, I think it looks better then the Ferrari 488 and way better then the new R8.
plus, i hate white cars - i think almost all cars look bad in white.
Even the White Pearl? In most cases, there's a noticeable difference between your standard appliance/refrigerator-white and the textured White Pearl, which is considered one of the classic luxury-vehicle colors.
You thought the new NSX was boring? I thought it was drop dead gorgeous, looked better in person then in pics and it looks really good in pics, I think it looks better then the Ferrari 488 and way better then the new R8.
Yea it didnt have personality for a supercar. No more personality than a parked Accord or Civic. It's one of those oh-that's-a-nice-car thing.
Does anyone have any idea where the Acura NSX II was styled? In Japan, or the US?
Likewise, where was the likes of the ILX/TLX/RLX styled? Japan or US???
does anyone have any idea where the acura nsx ii was styled? In japan, or the us?
Likewise, where was the likes of the ilx/tlx/rlx styled? Japan or us???
04-12-17, 02:49 PM
In most cases, there's a noticeable difference between your standard appliance/refrigerator-white and the textured White Pearl, which is considered one of the classic luxury-vehicle colors.
