The Acura NSX Type S Zero '97 is a sports road car produced in 1997 by Acura. It appears in the original Gran Turismo and Gran Turismo 2, and was replaced with it's Honda-badged cousin in future games.
Colors[]
The Acura NSX Type S Zero '97 comes in fifteen colors:
- Grand Prix White
- Neutron White Pearl
- Platinum White Pearl
- Sebring Silver Metallic
- Kaiser Silver Metallic
- Magnum Gray Pearl
- Berlina Black
- Grand Prix Red
- Formula Red
- Imola Orange Pearl
- Indy Yellow Pearl
- Estoril Turquoise Pearl
- Phoenix Blue
- Monte Carlo Blue Pearl
- Midnight Pearl
In-game description[]
This description is taken from the original Gran Turismo:
When Acura came out with a new 3.2 liter engine and 6-speed manual transmission in 1997, the sports model Type S was added to the line-up. Also, Type S Zero, with enhanced sportiness and more emphasis on circuit driving, was added. The Type S had managed to remove approximately[1] 45 kg from the standard NSX, but the Type S Zero went even further, stripping away a staggering 96 kg. With these changes, the NSX became an easier car to turn compared to previous incarnations, especially with the Type S Zero. The suspension was given added rigidity at the rear and slightly softened at the front, resulting in secure communication between car and road surface, and a more neutral handling. These alterations changed the car's looks far more radically than the previous generation had done, and resulted in a car that requires a certain amount of skillful driving. Genuine sports cars choose their own drivers.
Acquisition[]
Gran Turismo[]
The Acura NSX Type S Zero '97 can be purchased from the Honda/Acura Dealership for 98,570 Credits. It is only available in the NTSC-U version.
Gran Turismo 2[]
This car can be purchased from the Acura Dealership for 98,570 Credits. It is only available in the NTSC-U version. Unlike GT1, it cannot be race-modified.
Pictures[]
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Notes[]
- ↑ Shortened to "approx" in the game.