I’ve been quasi car shopping lately. I was wondering what the red, white, and blue side of Stellanis still makes, minus Jeep.

50 large for this? Don’t get me wrong, I love that this exists. Started drooling as soon as I saw it, while reading the article. I like that it’s a more luxurious CTR, but damn. 50 puts me in a three pedal Supra. I know the Integra is more useable, but if I had $50 to spend, that’s where I’d put it.

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When is the embargo date? Information on it has really only trickled out since it’s announcement. It doesn’t seem like there will be a wave of reviews since it seems most were at the Z launch.

No one bought the affordable ICE hatchbacks, what makes you think that people will buy an electric one?

If they were really protesting, they'd be driving up and down the Baltimore-Washington Parkway.

Made my day

The LC was never intended to be a proper full size three row SUV that competed with the Tahoe/Yukon/Suburban and Expedition/Navigator.

The 4 pot peaked my interest. A manual option puts it in the consideration category. But all of the reviews I've read/watched mentioned that the engine losses steam on the upper end of the rev range. Typically for most turbos, but not really what I'm looking for.

How do these stay around so long? I would think at some point they would have just been shuffled to an auction. Do dealers just play hot potato with these until they can find a home?

Never really understood the hate for the fried egg headlights. I thought they looked quite good.

They are mad because it’s not a coupe with a K24 that revs to 9k and costs $25k.

Many thoughts on this.

There is barely a mention of the Levante in the comments. What the hell happened to this place? I know haven’t really been on here in a while, but good God.

Doesn't seem to be the case.

The Acura TSX Sport Wagon was only sold for 3 years. 2011-2014. The previous gen sedan body style was from 2004-2008

And say bye bye to your warranty. 

The way it looks to me, it seems as though the Integra will be the Si hatch your looking for.

Considering Honda has said that the Civic Si is going to be sedan only, leads me to believe that the Integra will be the Si hatch.

The thought that it would come back as a coupe is just mind boggling. If Honda can’t justify it for the Civic and Accord. What makes you think they can do it for the Integra?