GSRRacer95

Not a big fan of the HSC at all. I think the NSX is a beautiful car and they are stupid from discountinuing it! Thats just my two cents.

bluetwo

If honda doesn't make big money on a car, I guess they just kiss it goobye. I hope the same doesn't happen with the S2000 anytime soon.

prelood

I see S2000's all the time, people with mid-life crisis' love them just as much as we do

sherwood

notice that that is still the concept design, it's likely to change it's form alot before become a street vechicle.

i think that the hsc looks a little awkward, but it will share more styling tips from the current nsx before it is put out to the public, believe me, you'll like it when it comes out guys

pUrExTc

HSC still kinda keeps the lines of the NSX. IMO, NSX still looks better, and so do the letters. lol

Meeyatch1

The NSX has been out a long time, and I love it, but it is past time for a major update. We need more power, and we need a refreshed design. Only with these can the NSX still compete and regain its ground among the supercars.

s2ktonv

hey, id be happy with AWD and 350+ horses h:

jlan

I don't think the HSC looks as good or sounds as good as the NSX, but a side of me thinks it's time to jump forward. The NSX is the perfect car in terms of engineering. It's a modern work of art, but if it was a dog, it would be an antidiluvean. It's almost 15 years old. Longer running than any other single version of a sports car. For $89,000, it has fallen behind in terms of modern sports cars. Take the new Corvette for example, it costs half as much as the NSX, has a 6.0 liter V-8, 400 hp, gets better gas mileage then the NSX, runs the quarter in 4.3 (the NSX runs it in 5), and even has a 500 hp Z06 version coming out. The most shocking of these facts is that the NSX is built to be light and nimble and the Vette has an engine almost twice as big, accelerates faster, and gets better mileage. Even with these facts smacking me in the face, I'm more of an NSX fan than a Vette fan, but for a car that's supposed to have performance as it's first priority no matter the cost, the NSX has a lot of room to improve.

jlan

I agree with DRfrank. HSC is radical looking, but it'll look more like the NSX when it comes out. It's changing for the better.

fastball

NSX is returning for 2005.......

http://www.acura.com/models/nsx_inde...ome&page=index