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Some nice stuff coming through...

New NSX finally makes production.

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Ford GT concept.

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F-150 Raptor updated. *drool*

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4C Spider.

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C450 AMG.

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Just started a thread on that GT. Fantastic looking car. The Top Gear website are already drooling over a 2016 group test with the Ford, the Honda, the turbo 458, the GT3 RS and the McLaren Sports series car... I would be drooling too.
 
Just started a thread on that GT. Fantastic looking car. The Top Gear website are already drooling over a 2016 group test with the Ford, the Honda, the turbo 458, the GT3 RS and the McLaren Sports series car... I would be drooling too.

Yes, it looks damn cool. I think the 458 turbo will outclass the others...
 
Yes, it looks damn cool. I think the 458 turbo will outclass the others...

Well, if the info out there is in the ballpark, the McLaren and Porsche will be getting into the ring with around 500hp, the Honda with upwards of 550, the Ford around 600 and the Ferrari with 650 or more... The Ferrari will be pretty sorted already 'cos its based on the current model, as are the Porsche and McLaren, but we'll have to wait and see what Honda and Ford bring in the chassis department. Not sure I want to call it just yet, but yeah, the Maranello car will be there or thereabouts.
 
The Ford GT will go up against the latest Corvette Z06 in the American market, new V8 small block, 650hp.
 
The Ford GT will go up against the latest Corvette Z06 in the American market, new V8 small block, 650hp.

Not an ugly car either.

EDIT: That Corvette... Starting price $78 000,00. Think about that for a moment...
 
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Not an ugly car either.

The new Ford GT will only enter production in 2016, meaning an updated Corvette Z06 will be in the run. The Ford GT may also be twice the price... Corvette usually dumps their previous generation engines into the Chevrolet Camaro's, my brother has a Bumblebee convertible, ahem, tuned to 780hp. He showcases cars, hobby.

He is now looking at a 2015 Dodge Challenger Hellcat.
 
The new Ford GT will only enter production in 2016, meaning an updated Corvette Z06 will be in the run. The Ford GT may also be twice the price... Corvette usually dumps their previous generation engines into the Chevrolet Camaro's, my brother has a Bumblebee convertible, ahem, tuned to 780hp. He showcases cars, hobby.

He is now looking at a 2015 Dodge Challenger Hellcat.

/swoons
 
Are there any specs available yet?

Not too fond of that front end, bit over the top.

Sport Hybrid Power Unit

In keeping with the foundational philosophy of the original NSX, the next-generation NSX is designed to provide a new sports car experience that maximizes the capabilities of the driver, delivering exceptionally intuitive and confidence-inspiring response "at the will of the driver."

Acura engineers leveraged the company's expertise both with high-performance engine and hybrid electric-drive technologies, as well as its two decades of experience with industry-leading dynamic torque-vectoring technologies, including Super-Handling All-Wheel Drive (SH-AWD), to create the most sophisticated, technologically advanced and intelligent powertrain in the supercar universe.

At the heart of the NSX's performance capabilities is an all-new mid-mounted, 75-degree, DOHC V6 engine with twin turbochargers mated to an Acura-developed 9-speed DCT. The V6 engine employs a race-inspired compact valve train and dry sump lubrication system to help lower the center of gravity. The all-new 9-speed DCT delivers synapse-quick gear changes and rev-matching downshifts. The rear direct-drive electric motor, housed between the engine and transmission, supports acceleration, braking and transmission shifting performance. The NSX's front wheels are driven by twin independent high-output electric motors which deliver instantaneous torque response and dynamic left-to-right torque distribution.

The NSX uses its front electric motors for dynamic torque vectoring in addition to enhancing acceleration and braking performance. The result is an instantaneous "zero delay" launch performance and handling response that seems to anticipate the driver's desire. The NSX has undergone extensive testing at some of the world's most challenging race circuits, including the famed Nurburgring.

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