Acura nsx

• RoadFish.com men's lifestyle and finance magazine commends Acura for their witty television commercial that aired during yesterday's Super Bowl, advertising the new Acura NSX.
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• As the 2012 Super Bowl heated up late Sunday, sports fans around the U.S. sat at the edge of their seats waiting to see if Tom Brady or Eli Manning would lead the Patriots or Giants to victory.
(International Business Times)
• While it'll be pretty hard to top the Ferris Bueller Honda ad at this year's Super Bowl, Acura's giving it their best shot with their ad, which stars Jerry Seinfeld and a couple of other notable guest appearances.
(Cinema Blend)
• Jerry Seinfeld is no stranger to big-stage, big-budget advertising, but despite his extensive love of all things automotive, hes never been in a car ad. Until this: a Super Bowl XLVI spot featuring the Acura NSX, the Soup Nazi, and a cast of thousands.
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• DETROIT (Reuters) - Honda Motor Co (7267.T) unveiled three Acura models at the Detroit auto show on Monday including an entry-level sedan and an NSX supercar as it aims to put the struggling premium brand back on the map in the crowded U.S. luxury market.
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(Radio Egypt)
• How good will the upcoming return of the Acura NSX be? So good, apparently, that despite still being three years out, the supercar has converted well-known Porsche fan Jerry Seinfeld to worship at the altar of the NSX Concept.
(Autoblog)
• It also shows the difficulty of producing autos in Japan as the yen rises. When the high-performance hybrid Acura NSX goes on sale within three years, it will be the most expensive and technologically advanced car ever built in the U.S.
(Businessweek)
• The two comedians have joined forces for Acuras Super Bowl XLVI spot hyping the carmakers new Acura NSX, but only one of them will get to take home the very first model rolling off the assembly line.
(Entertainment Online)