The 2014 Chicago Auto Show marks the 25th anniversary of the introduction of two of God's most perfect creations: The Mazda Miata and the Acura NSX. Long-time readers will know that I have a strong affinity for both of these cars. The Miata was the first car I ever owned, while the NSX remains a focal point in my relationship with the automobile.
Automobile Magazine takes a look at both of those cars, as well as three others – the Lexus LS400, the Infiniti Q45 and the Nissan 300ZX – in what is considered to be a very strong draft class for the Japanese auto industry. Four of the five cars still exist in one form or another, with the NSX said to be just around the corner – though that's been the word since it was discontinued roughly a decade ago.
Perhaps the most remarkable aspect is that even today, these cars still stand the test of time, whether it's a pristinely preserved Miata or a tired LS400. Get behind the wheel of any of them, and they still manage to thrill and excite, even if they don't seem quite so fresh.
from The Truth About Cars http://ift.tt/Jh8LjA
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