For ****s and giggles I walked into my local Acura dealer to get more details about 2017 NSX. First off the bat, the Sales Manager let me know that there would be a 12% "market adjustment" i.e. dealer mark-up above MSRP. Also, it would be about a 12 month wait from the time the order is placed to delivery. I would consider a lot of other cars before the NSX for $200k, but I thought I'd provide you my experience.

 

Will be an epic fail. But a beaut!

 

It is no different than when Gtr came out.

I have no interest in it. It will sound poorly and look so-so like an R8.

If I wanted a sub $200k super car, it would be a 911 turbo, gt3 or possibly mclaren 570

 

A factory rep took me out for hot laps in one at MRLS. Incredibly smooth, very fast, but quiet. The fastest car you can buy that won't violate sound at the track.

Its a great GT car, but I would never get one.

 

Totally agree with DJ-

They're hot cars, a guy at my track just scooped up a red 2017 and the thing is insane looking, sounding, and feeling. BUT, we all said the same thing about the GT-R in 2008

Give it a little time and all the markup hype will die down. That's what I'm intending on doing at least.

 

You totally agree but said the NSX is insane sounding? It never turned heads at a media event at MRLS when it was on the track unlike AMGs, Corvette, Hellcat, etc. and very quiet, more of a humming inside. Not a mechanical symphony that I can recall whatsoever.

 

Was at the acura dealer. Sticker with options was 194k. No thanks. Looks good and I'm sure runs ok but in that price range I'm not buying a model that can be yanked from the line for a decade on what will be poor sales. At 70-90k It's a hit.