Year One: It’s not as good as the original NSX, it’s overhyped
Year Two: Maybe we were wrong about the NSX
Year Three: Rumors of the car getting cancelled
Year Four: The NSX was great, original car was brilliant
Year Five: NSX cancelled.
Year Five, six months: NSX-based new Odyssey minivan becomes Jalopnik Car of The Lunar Year
Year Six: How To Get an NSX For The Price Of A Camry
Year Seven: That new low-volume Supercar manufacturer is just selling re-bodied NSXs
Year Eight: Insane customizer covers entire front of NSX in little headlights
Year Nine: First NSX to enter LeMons race; car had 1700 gallons of raw sewage pumped into it as part of Adam Sandler’s movie version of Death in Venice
Year Ten: NSX retrofitted with autonomous driving system goes rogue, finally apprehended attempting to disrupt Minnie Driver’s practice funeral
Year 357: Matt Hardigree’s tomb is excavated, revealing like-new NSX with only 12 miles on the clock, frozen corpse of Matt Hardigree inside, surrounded by mummified cats.
Instructions found in the car reveal that the NSX is to be donated to the Hardigree Foundation, which fosters relations between Furries (who Hardigree predicted would be the dominant earth-culture) and the small remaining population of boring old people-humping humans.
It is known.
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