2015 Acura NSX Review

    The much-anticipated arrival of the second-generation NSX supercar is almost here, and when it finally is released, I bet it will sell like crazy. The original NSX was released in 1990, and production ceased in 2005. In its 15-year run, the NSX made history in the exotic supercar timeline, alongside the Porsche 959 and the Ferrari F50. But after 10 years, Acura has released the second-gen version, and it is incredible. The engine will have a hybrid setup, with a direct-injected V6 paired with an electric motor. It will probably produce around 450 hp. Those will aid the car to do 0-60 in 3.8 seconds, which is pretty good, considering Acura makes 7-seater SUVs and mid-sized family sedans. When the new NSX comes out, it will be a historic milestone in the supercar timeline, and will also be expensive, unfortunately, so expect around $110,000 for a base model.