2006 Acura Advanced Sports Car Concept Coupe
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In 2006, Acura unveiled its Advanced Sports Car Concept Coupe, a stunning sports car that showed off its advanced design. This craftsmanship was highlighted by its gorgeous exterior with bold, curved lines and its signature Acura grill. It also featured a special sculpted roof line, bold fenders, and a large air intake in the front bumper. But this car was not just an impressive looker it also boasted incredible power and performance. The Advanced Sports Car Concept Coupe featured a 3.6-liter VTEC V-6 engine that generated an impressive 310 horsepower and 275 pound-feet of torque. This power was coupled with a 7-speed Sequential SportShift automatic transmission for a smooth ride. The advanced car was also packed with an impressive array of features, such as four-wheel-drive, suspension dampers, a limited-slip differential, a double wishbone front suspension, and Brembo brakes. As a result, the car could reach 0-60 mph in under five seconds, while maintaining a top speed of around 140 mph. But it was not all just power either. The Advanced Sports Car Concept Coupe was also engineered with a lightweight aluminum chassis and body panels, making it easy to maneuver without sacrificing any strength. It also featured a rear-view camera and Xenon headlights, as well as a comfortable interior with special leather and aluminum trim. From its impressive power, to its exceptional design and features, the Acura Advanced Sports Car Concept Coupe was and still is an impressive piece of engineering.
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