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You can now make your Honda NSX pretty damn yellow

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You can now make your Honda NSX pretty damn yellow | Top Gear

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The new 2020 NSX comes with a pleasingly retro paint option

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You can now make your Honda NSX pretty damn yellow

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The new 2020 NSX comes with a pleasingly retro paint option

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The new 2020 NSX comes with a pleasingly retro paint option

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You can now make your Honda NSX pretty damn yellow

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You can now make your Honda NSX pretty damn yellow

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You can now make your Honda NSX pretty damn yellow

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The new 2020 NSX comes with a pleasingly retro paint option

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It’s a curious time in the US car industry. For now is the time everyone is racing to unveil their 2020 model year cars. Y’know, 2020. A thing that’s currently almost five months away.

When those 2020 model year cars are bright yellow NSXs, though, we’re willing to try getting on board with it all. Acura – Honda to you and I – has given its hybrid supercar some new paint options for this year/next year/lord knows when, and among them is one of those ever-popular harks back to the past.

Allow us to introduce Indy Yellow, a ‘modern interpretation’ of Spa Yellow, one of the more popular colours on the original NSX. It’ll add $1,000 to the price of a $157,500 Acura NSX, while another couple of grand can buy you an experience that sees you lend a hand in building your car. Shouldn’t they be paying you?

Whether Indy Yellow makes it to UK NSXs is yet to be confirmed, but last year’s 2019 update (oh god, we’re confused again) brought Thermal Orange, something you can now specify on NSXs over here. So the signs are promising.

A yellow NSX, then. Would you?

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It’s a curious time in the US car industry. For now is the time everyone is racing to unveil their 2020 model year cars. Y’know, 2020. A thing that’s currently almost five months away.

When those 2020 model year cars are bright yellow NSXs, though, we’re willing to try getting on board with it all. Acura – Honda to you and I – has given its hybrid supercar some new paint options for this year/next year/lord knows when, and among them is one of those ever-popular harks back to the past.

Allow us to introduce Indy Yellow, a ‘modern interpretation’ of Spa Yellow, one of the more popular colours on the original NSX. It’ll add $1,000 to the price of a $157,500 Acura NSX, while another couple of grand can buy you an experience that sees you lend a hand in building your car. Shouldn’t they be paying you?

Whether Indy Yellow makes it to UK NSXs is yet to be confirmed, but last year’s 2019 update (oh god, we’re confused again) brought Thermal Orange, something you can now specify on NSXs over here. So the signs are promising.

A yellow NSX, then. Would you?

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The new 2020 NSX comes with a pleasingly retro paint option