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It is Honda that is sick and the NSX saga is only a reflection of that. At a time when performance and looks sell, Honda/Acura are too busy with hybrids and minivans. Check these stats: 2002 Nissan UP +19%, Infiniti +35%, Toyota +3%, Lexus +9%, Mits +13%, BMW +24%, Mercedes +7%. Honda DOWN 6% (even Accord and Civic are down), Acura DOWN 13%, (of course,they're both in good company, Ford, Chrysler and GM). It's the Product silly, ask Nissan.

[QUOTE="bboxer, post: 63686, member: 4878"] It is Honda that is sick and the NSX saga is only a reflection of that. At a time when performance and looks sell, Honda/Acura are too busy with hybrids and minivans. Check these stats: 2002 Nissan UP +19%, Infiniti +35%, Toyota +3%, Lexus +9%, Mits +13%, BMW +24%, Mercedes +7%. Honda DOWN 6% (even Accord and Civic are down), Acura DOWN 13%, (of course,they're both in good company, Ford, Chrysler and GM). It's the Product silly, ask Nissan. [/QUOTE]

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