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May 10, 2008
Acura NSX by Brian Long
I bought this book because I'm an NSX enthusiast. What I like most about this book is the illustrations and history behind the car. What I dislike about it is that it is merely a collection of NSX brochures (both U.S. and Japanese) put together in one book. There were some empty spaces on few pages I thought that could have been used to fill more pictures rather than just wasting space. This book is not updated to cover the 2005 model of the NSX so it's a little outdated. The majority of the information references to the early model NSX. You will also find info on the Type S, Type R, and Targa model of the NSX. If you love the Acura/Honda NSX. This book is for you!
Feb 08, 2018
Better than USDM amber
I prefer the clear over the amber side markers. A much cleaner look in my opinion. I highly recommend switching out to LEDs too while you make the swap!
Aug 08, 2008
Japanese Supercars
The title of this book may be questionable because serious enthusiasts may define the term "supercar" on a higher level that fits into the Porsche or Ferrari class. The mentioned supercars in this book are entitled only to the author's opinion. It was published in 1992 so there is no Toyota Supra or Subaru Impreza mentioned. It offers decent illustrations and even the author's driving impression. There are notable inaccurate specs on some cars, but it's no big deal. The beginning gives the reader a brief introduction on how the Japanese sportscar era was transitioning into the 90's. Japanese Supercars by Terry Jackson makes a good coffee table book. It's something worth looking into if you're a fan of the NSX, 3000GT, 300ZX, SC300, and RX-7.