Oops! Just saw this was posted in the 2nd gen forum as well...
Acura really needs a more upscale coupe, in the 40-50k range, something like this would be perfect. I think a lot of people would like to get into a Honda/Acura coupe, but if you already have an S2000,Prelude,RSX, etc there is nothing in the lineup Instead they're stuck going to other brands. Im really hoping this is true! :biggrin:
http://www.vtec.net/news/news-item?news_item_id=470639
Acura really needs a more upscale coupe, in the 40-50k range, something like this would be perfect. I think a lot of people would like to get into a Honda/Acura coupe, but if you already have an S2000,Prelude,RSX, etc there is nothing in the lineup Instead they're stuck going to other brands. Im really hoping this is true! :biggrin:
http://www.vtec.net/news/news-item?news_item_id=470639
Now on to the mysterious portion of our headline. Before we share this, we can't emphasize enough that everything you are about to read is based upon a completely unsubstantiated rumor. Furthermore, if this rumor is correct, it could spoil a surprise, so you may not wish to read any further if you like surprises. We don't even know what to think of it ourselves because we're hearing about it so late and it seems a little bit too good to be true. So PLEASE treat it as such and don't be surprised if it proves to be 100% false. Anyhow, with all these disclaimers in place, we very recently heard from unnamed sources that there are plans for Acura (or possibly Honda) to surprise everyone in Detroit this year by revealing a never-before-seen concept vehicle. According to the rumor, this concept is said to be a mid-engined, V6 sports car, and though the details are sketchy, from what little we've heard, (if there are in fact plans for such a concept) we would assume that this could possibly be a concept of the rumored "sub-NSX" sports car that some of the Acura dealers have been mumbling about for a year or two. We don't know if this rumor even has a 50/50 chance of being true because it would seem odd that Acura (or Honda) would deflect attention away from their official Detroit intros, but it's not unprecedented. Of course we'd love it if such a concept were shown, but until we get some sort of other confirmation, we're playing it safe and straddling the fence on this one. We've contacted Honda representative Sage Marie and he stated that there are no such plans for Honda at the Detroit show. We also left a voicemail with Acura representative Mike Spencer, and have not heard back from him yet. We will provide updates if we learn anything else.