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If you want the Type R things like the seats then don't settle for a Type S! $46,500 is around MSRP for a new Type R anyway, and they're not impossible to find. Personally I just don't like how the Type S looks + don't like the seats, so that took it out of the running for me. I know some...

I bought one in OK and had it shipped for $1,200. This was three months ago and I still haven't been able to find one for less than $5K over in Oregon. If you want one now, I think out of state is the move.

I have the Integra ADS module! It helps but I would still take more comfort if it was an option.

Pros: 1. Great handling 2. Good driver feedback for the most part. Inspires confidence when you drive 3. Very practical size and packaging 4. Looks good inside and out 5. Great shifter and seats Cons: 1. Road and tire noise 2. Stiff suspension 3. Small fuel tank, gas mileage is not great 4...

I've since adjusted the license plate position :)

Sorry if I missed it, but did you do any sound deadening? I imagine that would go a long way to making any setup sound better since the stereo is competing with so much road/tire noise.

That sounds pretty good IMO, maybe my favorite option I've heard so far. I really want to see this same test on an FL5 though.

How cold are temperatures where you are? And what other car(s) are you used to driving? Over here we’re in the 30s-40s F, and the stock suspension is pretty brutal. This effect is increased by my only comparison being an RS3 which is very comfortable considering its performance. The ITS ADS...

I put mine in today. The car really should’ve come like this. It’s so much better.

Trying to figure this out on my car at the moment, and wondering if I actually got bad tires. I'm getting them re-balanced tomorrow.

Awesome. Any special hookup for the deal or were you just a regular customer?

How is the install process? I'm antsy for mine to ship — hopefully next month.

The Golf R is honestly a great daily. The infotainment and software glitches kill it for me, but I can understand its appeal.

This is validating to me — I was considering a Golf R but on the used one I was able to test drive the infotainment was laggy and I just didn't feel like it would work every time (also have read some horror stories from people who own them). I almost took the risk on a new '24 but I'm glad I...

What! Haha. I need to hear why.

They're pretty much the same car so I say buy the one you want to see in your driveway every day. The biggest differences IMO are the seats and the price. CTR will likely hold its value better.

RS3 is a good winter option!

I fit 4 boxed 18x9.5 wheels and 4 unmounted 265 tires in my car. One tire did have to go in the front seat but I feel like I could’ve got it all in the hatch if I spent some time on it.

Does the passenger mirror auto tilt down when reversing with this kit?

I won't pay over MSRP on principle, and I'm happy I didn't because they're not too hard to find at MSRP now. I paid cash so rates don't matter to me, and if I had paid over I'd have spent $5-10K extra for literally nothing except getting my car a few months sooner. I drove an RS3 for those six...