NSX: Honda's Supercar - Hardcover

Long, Brian

Hardcover

ISBN 10: 1904788432 ISBN 13: 9781904788430

Verlag: Veloce, 2005

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Críticas:

As a long term fan and owner of an NSX for almost 4 years, I didn't expect to learn much new in this book, however I was pleasantly surprised as the book does indeed contain lots of information that was new to me. It explains technical issues in an accessible manner and also doesn't brush over some of the negative points that impacted the car. Of course in brand aware Britain, as we are all very aware, badge snobbery was a major thorn in the side of the NSX hindering it at every stage. At launch as stated in the book The long-running prejudice toward Japanese cars was still much in evidence in Britain, but some were beginning to look at them objectively . No book about the NSX would be complete without mention of the NSX-R and this is covered very well along with the Type S, Type T, Zanardi Edition and Type S-Zero, again with some fantastic photography, although unless you read Japanese not all the information will be accessible. Finally there was a unique ending for the NSX with the final 12 buyers (including Nigel Rouse, long term Club member) having their cars presented to them after a tour around the BAR factory. --Honda Revolutions

Reseña del editor:

Honda's superbly engineered flagship model, the NSX is the ultimate Japanese supercar. First shown at the 1989 Chicago Motor Show, the NSX eventually went on sale in the summer of 1990. Loved by the motoring press, the NSX took the world by storm with its looks and Formula 1 breeding. This book charts in great detail the complete history of the Honda NSX from inception to the present, and also incorporates a buyer's guide. This book features over 200 colour photos, advertising literature, and contains interviews with key Honda personnel to tell the real story of the NSX.

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• Verlag: Veloce
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2005
• ISBN 10: 1904788432
• ISBN 13: 9781904788430
• Einband: Tapa dura
• Auflage: 1
• Anzahl der Seiten: 208