Where are all the Production deliveries ??
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Looks stunning! Anyone have the latest color production info? Doubt that there was a material shift in mix but was curious. I got this from wiki and was updated in 2018.
US NSX Color Mix
Valencia Red Pearl 18%
130R White 18%
Berlina Black 18%
Casino White Pearl 13%
Nouvelle Blue Pearl 12%
Curva Red 10%
Source Silver Metallic 9%
Nord Grey Metallic 3%
Thermal Orange Pearl 0%
US NSX Color Mix
Valencia Red Pearl 18%
130R White 18%
Berlina Black 18%
Casino White Pearl 13%
Nouvelle Blue Pearl 12%
Curva Red 10%
Source Silver Metallic 9%
Nord Grey Metallic 3%
Thermal Orange Pearl 0%
This NSXCA video answers your question and provides some additional color; intended pun.
https://youtu.be/XuMmc0yGBzs?t=90
It still kind of freaks me out to see my wife and I in those pictures! Bonus points to anyone here who can tell what kind of shirt I was wearing...
Nope, but not a bad guess given the resolution on the photos...
With a lot of squinting, I see some characters from Little Mermaid; Yosemite Sam; Goofy; a dragon...?
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Maybe this will help...
My cursory review tells me Moana, but ahhh...
A Reyn Spooner Disney Moana Hawaiian button up in Navy? I was originally going to say Disney because of your mentioning being an Imagineer (in another thread) but I thought too obvious. One of my good friends was an Imagineer in FL for a little over two decades but got laid off this year 
Yep, you guys are both correct. And the layoffs have been brutal, [MENTION=17204]vf2ss[/MENTION]. Quite a few of my friends/former colleagues are looking for work in a brutal economy (particularly for those whose life experience is in the world of themed entertainment).
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2020 Year end update
14 NSX sold in the US in December 2020, 128 for the full year, sales down 46% from 2019
186 Audi R8 sold in the US in Q4 2020, 581 for the full year
63 Nissan GTR sold in the US for Q4 2020, 304 for the full year
230 Lexus LC sold in the US in December 2020, 2 of which were hybrids, up from 114 in December 2019, 1325 for the full year, up from 1219, so the convertible is growing the LC sales a bit
14 NSX sold in the US in December 2020, 128 for the full year, sales down 46% from 2019
186 Audi R8 sold in the US in Q4 2020, 581 for the full year
63 Nissan GTR sold in the US for Q4 2020, 304 for the full year
230 Lexus LC sold in the US in December 2020, 2 of which were hybrids, up from 114 in December 2019, 1325 for the full year, up from 1219, so the convertible is growing the LC sales a bit
On the bright side, exclusivity is holding strong.
Thanks for sharing.
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+1 - thanks for sharing - sad to see Godzilla’s fall.
The low numbers reaffirm my good decision making skills. I never liked joining big groups and becoming part of the team. I am still confident in my choice of cars. Kind of the same way I felt when I purchased my 2001 NSX-T. Individuality is what drove Honda way back when he started the company. It would seem that most people who buy the NSX are those who have done their homework and want different/unique. It is not a car that represents status level in the same way as Ferrari or safe choices like Porsche, Audi, and the GTR. The NSX is not a bling car though it looks like one.
I think all you NC1 owners are smart people- this car is really special. I'm still working on Mrs. Honcho to allow us to add one to the garage next to the S Zero. Thus far, I've reached a "cold day in hell", which is an improvement from "when hell freezes over". 
It's a process.
It's a process.
I think all you NC1 owners are smart people- this car is really special. I'm still working on Mrs. Honcho to allow us to add one to the garage next to the S Zero. Thus far, I've reached a "cold day in hell", which is an improvement from "when hell freezes over".
Funny.....! Even though I paid for my car by selling 3 other cars in my collection, Permission from the wife cost me new flooring and carpet at the house.....
Ha! Permission to do my S Zero project cost me a finished basement- $130k. About what I would pay for a NC1 incidentally... funny how that works.
Haha! I love the wifey stories because unfortunately, I can relate LOL. My new house in a totally new city cost me my McLaren, not NC1 per say and I still have a small 2 car garage.
Luckily my wife loved the NSX as much as I did once we were able to drive some, and she drives it as much as (or more than) I do. No expensive bribes needed!
This line ("The layout would be loosely reminiscent of the recently-departed BMW i8: an internal combustion engine aft of the cabin, and two electric motors powering the front wheels.") loses the author's credibility for me. Why compare it to a failed, obviously non-performance vehicle rather than the seemingly much more similar NSX?
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