Acura NSX - Honda's Supercar (Book)

[Niko_Fx]

If you're ordering this book, let me suggest Walmart.com: $47.35 + S&H
(Amazon.com is about $70)

I believe it's already available in the UK, and will be in the US in a couple of days I'm so getting this baby!

* Befitting the subject, the author is a leading motoring historian, who lives in Japan and who has received full co-operation from Honda
* Full year-by-year coverage of all production models, including limited editions
* Japanese, American and European markets covered in superb detail
* Well over 380 contemporary pictures, including rare prototypes, mainly in colour
* Advertising and sales brochures are also reproduced
* Interviews with key personnel
* Sales and production figures

Description

Honda’s superbly engineered flagship model, the NSX, is the ultimate Japanese supercar. This book charts, in great detail, the complete history of the Honda NSX from inception to the present day, and also incorporates a buyer's guide. Features over 380 colour photos, advertising literature and interviews with key Honda personnel in order to tell the real story of the NSX. An absolute must have for anyone who owns, plans to own, or just plain admires the thinking person's supercar, the NSX.

[Prius]

That's going to be on the top of my Christmas list

(I bet you never knew that I was a big NSX fan)

[RS6]

That's going to be on the top of my Christmas list

(I bet you never knew that I was a big NSX fan)

So you do have at least some decent taste in you. Impress me more, would you prefer to own an NSX over, say, a Ferrari 348?

[Prius]

most likely, because the NSX would be easier to maintain, considering it's Honda engineered.

[SupraMan22]

I like the NSX. The book would be interesting, but i think i've read/looked at one like that before. Prolly not the exact one but it was about the NSX, it was in my dads office at his dealership. They don't get NSX's unfortunatly. or i guess never did. The S2000's are quite enjoyable though. . I love the NSX.

[The_Canuck]

yesss finally some worthy reading material. havn't had much to read lately.

[NuclearCrap]

Is it coming to Barnes & Noble? I'm getting this.