The update
As was mentioned in another thread, 16 new ones sold in March 2018. I do not have the break down but one would expect a mix of 17 and 18 cars at this point
I was not able to get a percentage of cars leased vs purchased. They believe the percentage of cars being leased is high. The take rate for the iron brakes is also quite high and likely related to lowering the leasing cost.
They have had observations of the semi-metallic pads getting stuck to the iron rotors if the car is parked after a car wash. When the car is next driven, an unpleasant clunk sound occurs as the brakes get freed up.
They knew nothing about raising the hatch after spirited driving. They did point to keeping stuff out of the trunk for track days to avoid melting whatever you leave back there.
The weak tranny comment is BS. The loss of power to a couple of trannies observed is due to a wire coming loose.
Fuzzy confirmation of the Michelin being dropped because of supply chain issues. During development the Michelin tires (stock for some BMW and Porsches) did not hold up to the track testing Honda did and Michelin did not opt to develop an NSX specific version.
The $30K program is done. They will go back to having weekly calls with sales folks as things were easy while the program was in place.
They had not seen the garage on Ferrarichat where the owner has 3 Gen 2 NSX and enjoyed that. Up to today's conversation they did not know of an owner with more than 2 Gen 2 cars.
I let him know that after a 30-40 minute phone call my nav had an error. It wouldn't return to the map screen. It was fine the next time I started the car. He hadn't heard of that happening before.