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Right...the TLX-S is probably the better deal for 56k with the SH-AWD but even then a close to 60k price point for 355 HP isn't something to get overly excited about. Cars are a preference, I don't judge anyone how they spend their money. What one might consider a waste of money might be a...

I'm not excited to see peoples reactions when the price is dropped, thinking that this is going to be an alternative to the CTR. This will have a 50k+ MSRP so all peoples complaints that exist with the CTR should in theory exist on the Integra. "50k puts you in a whole different level" blah...

51,990 MSRP is my guess

Surprised this isn't getting scooped up. These are still going like hotcakes for 5k ADM in the Northeast.

I will say that my desire to call dealerships and check constantly has faded completely. I still have my deposit as #1 at a smaller dealership so outside of checking the website once a week or the Type R Finder found on this page to see if there is any update, I'm content with just waiting at...

what model is this red BMW?

Intregra is 10k more than the SI for the nicely equiped version

There's no ADM not this, looks like he got it for MSRP. Additional charges are dealer fee and tax

At this point I really hope my allocation doesn't come in until March/April of 2023. No point taking delivery of this vehicle in a New England winter. First I was upset my dealer wasn't allocated one during this first round, now I'm crossing my fingers that it doesn't come in until...

Eh, Type R is 50% more expensive than the SI....so using that ratio to car 50% higher than the 39,000 price point of the Aspec puts it around $57,000.

Yeah anyone saying I'll skip the Type R civic and wait for the Type S Integra is nuts, bet you the MSRP on the Type S Integra is 57-60k.

Cuz the Integra is 10k more to get the right a decent trim level

Type R allocations aren't likely to come out during normal Honda allocations.

If you can get a SI for MSRP it might be worth it considering it's probably worth 31k trade in am i right?

@AspecR Is it safe to assume that Type R's will not follow the normal monthly allocation list and will just populate in the system as they become available? Normal allocation is on the 15th right?

It's really no ones business either how someone spends their money. If an individual chooses a 900/month car payment but has something that makes him happy who cares, let people live their life it's short enough as is. There's been a lot of financial advise on here but at the end of it people...

Also - is it common that a dealership would be allocated two cars within two months when there are hundreds of others still waiting to get their first? I understand it's all about past civic sales blah blah blah but seems a little fishy. WTF is your car doing in Honolulu? lol

Yes and no...during the first year of rollout I can't imagine one will sit on the lot for 5k ADM or less, regardless of what people are financing. Sure some that are paying 10-20k ADM will be upset, but those are likely the ones without money troubles anyways.

Yeah it should be a fun car. I've had plenty of "fast" cars so I know my expectations getting a 200 hp 1.5L, lol. That being said, if I do throw a tune on it to get a little more out of it I'm sure that it'll be adequate power for the price. I have a deposit in on a type R as well, waiting...

just so people are aware, that same interest rate 6 months ago was 2.99 which ends up costing you 3-4k in interest if you finance the entire amount over 72 months. 2% may not seem like a big number but it adds up.