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#26 of 37 . by wale_bate1 Jul 22, 2005 (7:47 am)
Question (no, really): how are TL and RL sales these days (OK, the TL part is rhetorical)? Are these units moving well enough and at enough of a profit that perhaps Acura can distinguish itself without the the V8, or even RWD. They may not make my personal list of wanna-haves, but they seem to make a whole of of other folks.   I see the NSX successor as merely a halo car, and therefore, given Honda's racing history, the V-10 seems if not obvious then certainly a legitimate inference.
#27 of 37 V8 and V10 and which wheels drive what by varmint Jul 22, 2005 (9:23 am)
Rumors (just rumors) are spreading that Honda has been testing a Ridgeline with a V8 under the hood. However, the rumorists (is that a word?) have it that the engine is actually destined for the Acura RL and the Ridgeline is just a test mule.   The V10 is very likely to be an F1 inspired design. In fact, it could be the same V10 they've used in the past, just greatly modified for street use. Think Ferrari Enzo only call it the Acura Soichiro.   Which wheel should they power? The one that makes the car turn. Corporate leaders has announced plans to spread the use of SH-AWD through-out the Acura line. It has already been announced that the RDX will get it. It's very likely the upcoming MDX will get it. And the TL will likely get it with the mid-model change for MY 2007. How far downmarket it goes is anybody's guess.
#28 of 37 Re: The Next Acura NSX ! [lexi4life] by retro12 Aug 25, 2005 (7:17 pm)
Replying to: lexi4life (Feb 28, 2005 7:45 pm) I think Acura won't go anymore with the NSX. I've read several articles indicating that the NSX might be dissappearing soon. Well a car like the NSX that costs $89,000 and only powers 290 hp is not much when buying the new RL, it has a starting price $49,100 and powers 300 hp. In the end they both are Acura and maybe they are different in a couple of features but they are both almost the same. It's just a waste of money for Acura so for their own good they should just end it after some many years of failure.... Replies to this message: pg48477 (Aug 29, 2005 7:18 pm)
#29 of 37 Re: The Next Acura NSX ! [retro12] by pg48477 Aug 29, 2005 (7:18 pm)
Replying to: retro12 (Aug 25, 2005 7:17 pm) The only thing NSX does not have is a name like Porshe, even now it's just as good if not better then Porshe, in the same price range.   Honda does have V8 in IRL, and V10 in F1, so would not be surprised if they will move both engines to the street. The way Acura's selling, they'll have enof money to build a new sports car and new luxury sedan above RL. Honda also already have a RWD platform used for S2000. If they will manage to put together V10 with SH- AWD and RWD platform, I'll say good for them.
#30 of 37 cars by xkss Aug 30, 2005 (4:02 pm)
A V-10?   Like BMW, Honda might try to market its high-performance car as an F1 car for the road. They might milk all of their success in F1 as benefiting their road car. Perhaps Honda will get serious about international sports car racing and race the next NSX in sports car racing outside their conuntry against Porsche 911s, Panoz Esperante GTLMs, Ferraris, and what not.
#31 of 37 expect multiple new products by j2kva Mar 24, 2006 (4:22 pm)
I think Honda is going outside the norm with their V10 announcement to show the world that they are not stuck in their ways. Also, the v10 technology will most likely trickle down to smaller engines, like a V8 for the RL/Legend which consumers have been looking for sometime now, but just hasn't been offered. There has been so much speculation: front engine, mid engine, all wheel drive.... I have a feeling the nsx replacement will be mid-engine and rwd again. As for an SH-AWD car, that sounds more like a 2-door RL sport, seeing as Honda really has nothing in the line-up to compete with say a BMW M6 or Aston Martin.   I believe the NSX, S2000, and RSX will all be revived in some fashion, but Honda will take its time to get it right, and also it cant get in the way of the release schedules of other bread and butter models like the civic. My 2 cents. Replies to this message: autoboy16 (Apr 15, 2006 5:10 am)
#32 of 37 Re: expect multiple new products [j2kva] by autoboy16 Apr 15, 2006 (5:10 am)
Replying to: j2kva (Mar 24, 2006 4:22 pm) Also, the v10 technology will most likely trickle down to smaller engines, like a V8 for the RL/Legend which consumers have been looking for sometime now, but just hasn't been offered   Don't forget the new future mdx/pilot suvs and ridgeline trucks !!
#33 of 37 nsx by dcastaneda Nov 23, 2007 (4:20 pm)
I read somewhere that the new V10 on the new nsx will evenually go into the RL. If this does, I guess it should give BMW, Mercedes, and other euros a run for there money. Replies to this message: biker4 (Apr 20, 2008 9:55 am)
#35 of 37 Re: nsx [dcastaneda] by biker4 Apr 20, 2008 (9:55 am)
Replying to: dcastaneda (Nov 23, 2007 4:20 pm) From one of the car web sites:   Last we heard Acura designers still couldn’t decide on the look for the next-generation Acura NSX supercar. According to AutoCar, Honda has finished worked on the new NSX and sources say that the front-engined V10 supercar will be unveiled at next year’s Tokyo Auto Show.   Sources have told AutoCar that the fugly looks of the NSX concept have been completely redesigned since it’s debut at the 2007 Detroit Auto Show.   “It now has Chevrolet Corvette overtones,” sources say. Power is still to come from a 4.5 liter V10 engine that produces around 550-hp, enough to take on the Nissan GT-R. Sources at Honda have confirmed that the rear-wheel-drive platform of the NSX will spawn a new range of sports cars with Acura badges on them. Honda will also switch to rear-wheel-drive for its large sedans including the RL and TL.   While the RL may eventually go to a RWD platform I doubt it will get the NSX engine. This new V10 will probably be saved for some new un-announced full size offering.

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