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:

That Mysterious Honda Probably Isn't A 'Baby NSX'

Well, that’s not exactly right. It looks like a baby Honda NSX, but I have reason to believe that it’s not quite as exciting as that. Well, that’s not quite right either. It’s exciting, but, well, you know what, let me try to explain. Photo Credit: Honda [referenced...

www.gizmodo.com.au

 

[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:

That Mysterious Honda Probably Isn't A 'Baby NSX'

Well, that’s not exactly right. It looks like a baby Honda NSX, but I have reason to believe that it’s not quite as exciting as that. Well, that’s not quite right either. It’s exciting, but, well, you know what, let me try to explain. Photo Credit: Honda [referenced...

www.gizmodo.com.au

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.