 Hey, it's Chris with The Verge. I'm standing in front of the Acura Precision Concept. Now concept is in the name, and it is indeed a concept car, but many of the design elements that you see on it are going to make it into real Acuras that are apparently coming very soon according to company officials. This is a sedan. It is a very angular sedan. There are lots of different lines going on with it, and frankly it looks nothing like Acuras that are on the road today. That is a good thing. Acura needs a refresh, and this is it. Of course, they have the NSX coming pretty soon. It's launching in the spring, but that is not a normal person's car. They need a mass market vehicle that looks fresh, and this is the design that they're going to be stealing from. Now outside, obviously, it's very angular, has a beautiful concept paint job. Inside is just as interesting. There's a floating center stack with a touch screen on top of it that you use to control a giant curved screen that goes across the dashboard, and that's accompanied by a relatively small instrument cluster directly above a small steering wheel. The rear seats are floating, basically. They're cantilevered up off the ground. Very concept-y. I wouldn't expect that to make it into a production car, but still very interesting, and I believe that we're going to see some of the interior elements in production cars, too, probably mostly from the electronics. A lot of the stuff that you see in the dashboard is going to be in real Acura soon. That's it for now from the Detroit Auto Show. I'm here at the Acura booth, but there's a lot more going on at other booths, so stay tuned to YouTube. We're at The Verge or theverge.com.
 Hey, it's Chris with The Verge.
 I'm standing in front of the Acura Precision Concept.
 Now concept is in the name, and it is indeed a concept car, but many of the design elements
 that you see on it are going to make it into real Acuras that are apparently coming very
 soon according to company officials.
 This is a sedan.
 It is a very angular sedan.
 There are lots of different lines going on with it, and frankly it looks nothing like
 Acuras that are on the road today.
 That is a good thing.
 Acura needs a refresh, and this is it.
 Of course, they have the NSX coming pretty soon.
 It's launching in the spring, but that is not a normal person's car.
 They need a mass market vehicle that looks fresh, and this is the design that they're
 going to be stealing from.
 Now outside, obviously, it's very angular, has a beautiful concept paint job.
 Inside is just as interesting.
 There's a floating center stack with a touch screen on top of it that you use to control
 a giant curved screen that goes across the dashboard, and that's accompanied by a relatively
 small instrument cluster directly above a small steering wheel.
 The rear seats are floating, basically.
 They're cantilevered up off the ground.
 Very concept-y.
 I wouldn't expect that to make it into a production car, but still very interesting, and I believe
 that we're going to see some of the interior elements in production cars, too, probably
 mostly from the electronics.
 A lot of the stuff that you see in the dashboard is going to be in real Acura soon.
 That's it for now from the Detroit Auto Show.
 I'm here at the Acura booth, but there's a lot more going on at other booths, so stay
 tuned to YouTube.
 We're at The Verge or theverge.com.