Yes - for two and a half times the money, you can get a German car that will outperform a Japanese one. And, you don't have to wait to buy one to kiss my ass every day.

 

Somehow, I don't think we have to worry that a guy who's never driven an NSX is going to go out and spend a couple hundred grand on a GT2.

 

somehow , you need to stop being a smart ass and understand that a honda is a honda and a porsche is a porsche

 

and the new model has only 270 i guess hp
not worth the money

 

Nice car!!! If I had 50 g's lyng round Id have me a black one!

 

About the NSX being superior because it's more reliable. I actually read an article on Reader's Digest I think it was about reliability of used cars. Toyota/Lexus was #1, Porsche was #2, and Honda/Acura was #3 i believe it was. If Porsche wasn't #2, i know it was somewhere in the top 3. So using the argument that the NSX is superior because it's more reliable isnt really valid... Don't get me wrong, I would much rather get an NSX. That car is capable of turning more heads on the road than any Porsche i know

 

yes as far as looks is conecered the nsx is very nice BUT the new nsx has only 270hp i think
so 100.000$ for 270 noway
100,000 or more for the turbo porsches hell yeah

 

I have owned three 911s, two 930s and 2 NSXs. I think I have a pretty good handle on which is which. The Hondas are better.

 

Wrong.

J.D. Powers does a long term reliability survey five years after each new car model is introduced. The NSX finished number one. That is number one out of ALL cars, not just sports cars. So, yes, it is more reliable than a 911.

 

You can drive home in a new NSX for about $80k. A GT2 will set you back $170-180. It damn well should be faster.

And, an NSX-R (same drive train as any other NSX) just laped the Ring in under 8 minutes. How many other cars can do that stock?