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mistermeena Enthusiast

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This NSX just missed the mark as homage to the old one.

Just feels like there needs to have been 3 cars in between them to see them as part of the same thing.

This comment nails it for me. While the new one looks great and by all accounts is an amazing machine, I feel like it just looks like any other modern supercar. The original nsx really looks like nothing else.

As above, maybe if we had seen it develop into this through model generations I would be more excited about its looks.

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Hertz Donut Proficient

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I'm a Honda fan from way back, but the new NSX just leaves me a little cold. Maybe it's because the original was designed and built in Japan, with the input of Ayrton Senna, while the new one was designed and built in America, with the input of every barrow-pushing, hipster-chasing marketer in the area. While the original raised the bar and forced the supercar manufacturers to up their game, the new NSX feels more like it's chasing the pack. And struggling.

They should have built a road-going version of the HSV-010 GT, and screw the environmental BS. IMO of course.

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Leroy Peterson Grand Master

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I dont have much nostalgia for the classic NSX, in theory it would be a great car to own but my view is a little jaded. maybe because Maerica can get NSX's but not GTRs, so they go nuts on making abominations of the NSX platform.

Ive seen that Jay Leno video and that new car has lots of interesting bits and pieces and even got my a little bit hyped for it. Its actually a supercar i dont mind looking at, for a change.

would sell/10

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