Rory Kiefer

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October 16, 2002, on Acura NSX Review:
I am doing a report on the NSX, and have come across so much information about this car that it boggles the mind. If someone was to research a car they liked, say for example the Corvette Z06 or SVT Mustang Cobra people keep saying are better cars, could you find the techinical spectacularity in the body panels of the car? Could you find soul in either of the cars' suspensions? Are they 90% originality and 10% everything every other car has? No! Such is what makes the NSX as valuable, in my opinion, as a Lambourghini. There isnt a piece of steel on the NSX anywhere. There isnt a non-functional part anywhere on it either. It all means business. Oh - and its made by Honda. That means you're also investing in something that holds over half its value in 60 months from when you buy it. In 60 months, a Chevy or a Ford is worth less than a quarter of its original value. The NSX has NEVER been criticised by anyone who knows ANYTHING about cars. Mario Andretti himself called the NSX a fun car...