Honda NSX Type S Zero '97

The Honda NSX Type S Zero '97 is a road car produced by Honda. It has featured in every mainline Gran Turismo game up to Gran Turismo 6.
==Colors==
There are fifteen (seventeen in GT3) colors available for this vehicle:
* Grand Prix White
* Neutron White Pearl
* Platinum White Pearl
* Sebring Silver Metallic
* Kaiser Silver Metallic
*Quasar Gray Pearl (GT3 only)
*Shallot Green Pearl (GT3 only)
* Magnum Gray Pearl
* Berlina Black
* Grand Prix Red
* Estoril Turquoise Pearl
* Formula Red
* Imola Orange Pearl
* Indy Yellow Pearl
* Phoenix Blue
* Monte Carlo Blue Pearl
* Midnight Pearl
Two special colors are available in Gran Turismo 3: A-Spec:
*Boulder Opal Blue
*Dark Bluish Purple
==Description==
"The 2nd generation NSX that proved to be a world-class sportscar."
==Acquisition==
==Pictures==
-R-Honda_NSX_Type_S_Zero_'97.jpg|A Honda NSX Type S Zero '97 with racing modifications applied. The body kit used by the racing modification is based on the 1997 version of the NSX GT500.
Honda NSX Type S Zero '97 (Back).jpg|The Honda NSX Type S Zero '97 as seen from behind. Notice the "Type S" badge below the right-hand taillights
File:HNSNNL--.jpg|The vehicle banner as it appears in Gran Turismo 1.
File:Hnsnnl--.png|The vehicle banner as it appears in the NTSC-J and PAL versions of Gran Turismo 2.
Honda NSX Type S Zero Vehicle Banner.png|The vehicle banner as it appears in Gran Turismo 4.
==Trivia==
*If cheat codes or a memory card trade is used to buy this car in the initial US release of GT2, the replay name when raced in Simulation disc will be simply "NSX". This NSX is indeed the particular one used in two license tests, IB-4 and IA-3. However, if the car is raced in Arcade disc, or racing modification was performed, the replay name will be lost. The same behavior also occurs with Honda INTEGRA TYPE R (DC2) '98.
**The loss of replay name occurs because while the Simulation Mode Disc have the replay name in the disc's .carinfoa file, the Arcade Mode disc does not, as the car is not expected to be used there. However, saving a replay involving this car in the Simulation Mode disc and playing it back in Arcade Mode disc will retain the car's replay name, as the replay files store car names involved in the replay rather than checking from car replay name database.
**In the North American Greatest Hits version of the game (although taking effect from the Japanese PSone Books release internally), both the Honda Integras and NSX models have their proper replay names.Gran Turismo 2/Revisional Differences/December 22, 1999 Build on The Cutting Room Floor This only applies for the Gran Turismo/Simulation Mode discs, as the US Greatest Hits' (or Japanese PSone Books' for that matter) Arcade Mode discs were not updated.
*This car also appears in Gran Turismo Concept, but is only used by CPU opponents.
==Notes==
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