Finally it happened - the all-new NSX is here in the form of a highly technical and utterly exhilarating supercar. When it comes to mid-engined supercars, the Acura NSX sets all the benchmarks. Using weight-saving construction techniques combined with a hybrid powertrain that has three electric motors and a mid-mounted twin-turbo V-6, the NSX promises pulse-pounding performance paired with everyday usability.



Compared to the original NSX, the model is one inch wider and 3.1-inches longer (including 0.8-inches extra length in the wheelbase). While the five-block headlamps were replaced by thin rows of six LEDs with an even thinner strip of LED DRLs, the front looks different also due to the redesigned ducts and filaments.



As for the rear, there are thin taillamps that embrace the width of the car. The new bumper comprises three massive air extractors and a diffuser. The center-mounted exhaust pipes make the rear of the car look even more modernized.



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Rumors say that it will be on sale in late 2015 and will wear a supercar price tag, in the mid-$150,000 range. We think this model looks aggressive and stylish. And you?

 

the front end looks a little bulky (as all the '14+ models have) but it does look fast sitting still. just not sure, if i even had the money, i'd buy this over anything else in the price range.. pending i was just looking for a fast and show-offy sports car.

 

Mazda and Audi styling cues... I'm just not as interested in it, as I'd like to be.

 

Guys, thank you for sharing your feedback with us. Its definitely great looking car with an easy-to-drive nature, excellent forward visibility, and a very smooth shifter.

 

I'm supposing you have a bit of driving experience with it to determine how smooth it shifts?

 

Check out the "Prelude 4th gen pic thread" to see where the styling cues came from.

 

I'm sorry... but I barely see any semblance of similarity between a 4G Prelude, and this.

 

I don't even see the supposed Audi or Mazda inferences.