From edmunds.com:
What Edmunds.com Says: It's been a long time coming, but we're expecting this NSX to be well worth the wait when it finally hits the market.
What We Know: Earlier this year, Acura finally fessed up and admitted it's working on an all-new NSX. Other than confirming it will have V10 power, Acura announced few additional details. Turns out there are two prototypes under consideration, one a midengine vehicle like the current car, and the other a front-engine setup. According to our contact in Japan, the front-engine layout is looking like the front-runner at this point. Although it will run most of the power to the rear wheels, a version of the Super Handling All-Wheel Drive currently used in the Acura RL will be used to send some of the power to the front wheels when needed.
Small drawing shown here:
http://edmunds.nytimes.com/future/2009/acura/nsx/100707399/preview.html
What Edmunds.com Says: It's been a long time coming, but we're expecting this NSX to be well worth the wait when it finally hits the market.
What We Know: Earlier this year, Acura finally fessed up and admitted it's working on an all-new NSX. Other than confirming it will have V10 power, Acura announced few additional details. Turns out there are two prototypes under consideration, one a midengine vehicle like the current car, and the other a front-engine setup. According to our contact in Japan, the front-engine layout is looking like the front-runner at this point. Although it will run most of the power to the rear wheels, a version of the Super Handling All-Wheel Drive currently used in the Acura RL will be used to send some of the power to the front wheels when needed.
Small drawing shown here:
http://edmunds.nytimes.com/future/2009/acura/nsx/100707399/preview.html