While this sleek two-seat sports car receives only few changes for the 2005 model year, it still manages to turn heads with its exotic low-slung styling, snap necks with its blazing acceleration, and grip the road like few other production vehicles thanks to its sophisticated suspension. And it does so for considerably less cash than the European exotics, hough it still lacks the cachet of a Ferrari or Lamborghini
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| Trim | MSRP / Invoice | Fuel Econ |
|---|---|---|
| 2005 Acura NSX: 2dr Coupe MT | $89,000 / $79,213 | City: 17 Hwy: 24 |
| 2005 Acura NSX: 2dr Coupe AT | $89,000 / $79,213 | City: 17 Hwy: 24 |
While this sleek two-seat sports car receives only few changes for the 2005 model year, it still manages to turn heads with its exotic low-slung styling, snap ... Read full review
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