Baby NSX

[Balboa]

Honda Sports Car Spied, Looks Like a Baby NSX

The compact two-seater has mid-engine—or mid-motor—proportions.

ca.finance.yahoo.com

 

[Bilbao-Emira]

is this a bad copy of the Emira?

 

[Balboa]

is this a bad copy of the Emira?

Appears to be. Someone has an eye on it.

 

[Pegasi]

Almost the exact proportions of the Emira. Kind of shocking actually. The Emira twin also appears to be in Nimbus.

 

[Bilbao-Emira]

They even copied my color

 

[Johnson]

There's something off about this. Where the windscreen meets the bonnet (hood) is suspiciously wobbly. And the location of the A-pillar would suggest the front windscreen is massive. I could be wrong...

 

[digilotus]

Maybe its the Type 135 in Nardo Grey

 

[Nova]

It's probably electric, which would explain the tiny hood. The size difference between the front and rear wheels is comical. The proportions are just odd. The Japanese automakers just don't have a knack for getting proportions like this right, which is odd because they have an exceptionally well-developed art culture.

 

[RapidLotus]

I think this is some kind of mis-information. Honda does not just leave a car like this sitting in a window in an office. I'd say it is someone's early April Fools joke.

 

[Wizardwings]

It was actually designed before the Emira:

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[haaaake]

is this a bad copy of the Emira?

This concept has been around since 2017

 

[Cachaco131]

Now, not only we get a slower Evora but not an original design. Jesucristo!

 

[ksegg]

It was actually designed before the Emira:

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Yeah that was my first impression.......that it's more a kei car......which is tinyyyyyy (but still cool!).

 

[TomE]

There's something off about this. Where the windscreen meets the bonnet (hood) is suspiciously wobbly. And the location of the A-pillar would suggest the front windscreen is massive. I could be wrong...

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They've updated the original article today to acknowledge it was a previous design concept.

The windscreen and roof are a single glasshouse canopy design, with a visible "skeleton" A-pillar inside.