The A** On This Bih.... :whew: Acura NSX
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BLAZO da GAWD
Superstar
Car gets a lot of hate but I like it. Acura now needs to figure out there daily drivers because they all suck minus the MDX.
Ricky Church
Stole Timberlake's Spaceship-Coupe
The original and the refreshed versions >>>
You Win Perfect
bow down
i like it too and i agree that ilx, tlx bullshyt gotta go
been an NSX fan since they came out in the early '90's. Seen the new one at the car show last year 
, I want one so bad.
Starting at $156,000
DStyles
Vegan
ORDER_66
I dont care anymore 2026
The 1st NSX back '90-'91 was $60,000
That's too damned much...
First one sold at an auction for 1.2 million
Acura NSX #001 sells for $1.2 million
When the new Acura NSX hits showrooms in the Spring, it will cost at least $156,000 in "base" spec, or as much as $205k fully loaded. But at the Barrett-Jackson auction in Scottsdale Saturday, one notable buyer paid a record $1.2 million for the privilege of ordering the very first one. That works out to a good six or seven times the list price, but fortunately it's all going to a good cause.
The winning bid for the very first production example of the new Acura NSX was placed by none other than Rick Hendrick, a man best known for his NASCAR team but also for other projects like the modified Jeeps his company is pitching to the US Army. His $1.2 million will allow him to order the first one off the line, to his specifications. Proceeds are earmarked towards the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation and Camp Southern Ground in Georgia, which focuses on at-risk kids, children of military families, and those with neurobehavioral disorders.
Hendrick's winning bid marks the highest price that Barrett-Jackson has ever recorded for a VIN 001 vehicle. And make no mistake about it: it has handled a lot of them. This weekend alone also saw the first new Chevy COPO Camaro raise $300,000 for United Way, and Jay Leno's 2006 Ford F-150 Harley-Davidson edition (also the first of its kind) bring in $200k for the National Multiple Sclerosis Society.
