A Legend Returns: New Acura Integra Coming for a New Generation

[Orion]

Hmmmm I'm intrigued.

 

[supra93]

Spied! Could This Be Our First Glimpse of the Acura Integra Type S?

https://tflcar.com/2022/09/acura-integra-type-s-possibly-spied-news/

 

[Captain_Kirk]

Here's more on the Type S.

 

[therumblewagon]

 

[NecioVato]

I just feel that with the CTR out and pushing ADM and people are paying $55k for the car - I wonder how much interest will be in a car that will be similar yet will be an even higher MSRP. Just my .02. Cars are already pretty expensive and with ADM being added to vehicles - its making people rethink if paying the MSRP of a higher quality vehicle (I know that is subjective) is worth the cost of a vehicle that SHOULD be at MSRP if not below MSRP.

Regardless - it will be interesting to see them when they officially come out etc.

 

[Haste]

Type S renders:

 

[bboypuertoroc]

Will care once there's a two door version.

 

[Y_PLZ]

It doesn't look too bad for a sedan.

 

[takemorepills]

Will care once there's a two door version.

There's a sedan in your avatar

 

[bboypuertoroc]

There's a sedan in your avatar

You'll shut your whore mouth when you're talking about my Evo.

I pray for the day a two door Integra GSR makes a return. The four door has always been wack.

 

[takemorepills]

What if the 4 door Integra had SH-AWD?

It's what Honda should have done.

The Gen 11 CTR is already slower than Gen 10 CTR, and this new Integra is likely to be even heavier....should've just thrown some AWD action in to make the price jump palatable...

 

[bboypuertoroc]

What if the 4 door Integra had SH-AWD?

It's what Honda should have done.

The Gen 11 CTR is already slower than Gen 10 CTR, and this new Integra is likely to be even heavier....should've just thrown some AWD action in to make the price jump palatable...

Don't care. Every time I think Integra GSR/Type R I always envision the two door. One of my favorite FWD cars in existence.

It doesn't look bad as rendered above, just not what I'd want it to be.

 

[siggy]

What if the 4 door Integra had SH-AWD?

It's what Honda should have done.

The Gen 11 CTR is already slower than Gen 10 CTR, and this new Integra is likely to be even heavier....should've just thrown some AWD action in to make the price jump palatable...

I never ever ever thought I would say these words, but this iteration is growing on me a bit! I can’t do high power FWD cars anymore. So the Type else will be CTR power with SH-AWD AND man pedal?

 

[takemorepills]

Don't care. Every time I think Integra GSR/Type R I always envision the two door. One of my favorite FWD cars in existence.

It doesn't look bad as rendered above, just not what I'd want it to be.

As has been mentioned elsewhere, Honda killed the coupe Civic right around the time they likely initiated Integra development.....

And I still fucking hate how Honda/Acura won't relent on the "Acura design language" forcing their SUV face onto the Integra. And the taillights....ugh....

I also think the non-S Integra should be equipped with the Accord 2.0T and the previous DCT, the CVT 1.5T is a total penalty to the "brand" even though past Integra shared some basics with the Civic, never the drivetrain. Could you imagine if 90's Honda followed the same logic as today? The 94 Integra would only be a sedan and only drivetrain would be the VTEC D16 SOHC with 4AT.

 

[therumblewagon]

https://www.thedrive.com/car-reviews/2023-acura-integra-review-feature-price-spec-info