The Honda HSC, short for Honda Sports Concept, was a mid-engined sports car concept shown at the 2003 Tokyo Motor Show and also badged as an Acura. Much of the motoring press took it as a preview of a replacement for the NSX, a reading Honda never confirmed. It carried a lightweight aluminium 3.5 litre i-VTEC V6 behind the seats, a six-speed transmission worked by steering-wheel paddles or a dial on the console, an all-aluminium frame with carbon fibre body panels and swan doors. Development toward a road car seemed to stall until Honda's chief executive said in July 2005 that the HSC had only been a test concept for a pure sports car.
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