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Japanese brands seem to be good about that, that’s why I was waiting regardless of if any actual features got added.

I think it's a typo, the 2024 spec sheet also says this even though it's not actually included. Strange how many errors there are on the website. The interior views clearly show rear USB ports but the Type S doesn't have them either.

Yeah destination fees seem the same so only the $800 msrp bump. Smaller than I expected but not negligible. Disappointed that we didn’t see some minor changes like tilting reverse mirror, memory seats, or rear outlets.

Website is showing $54,395 after destination if you select a premium color.

2025 integra type s configurator is up, only changes I’m noticing so far is no more tigers eye, and msrp is up $800.

I just tried both the 2024 and 2025 base integra configurators, and the interior renders look the same. I don’t think this trim is actually a new color.

Now that I look at it, it seems like with an archived version of the website, the old MDX type S used to use a Tigers Eye render, and now it uses an Urban Grey render. Could that suggest the ITS is also going to get Urban Grey? I'm going deep into the rabbithole now lol Old: New:

Looks like the same thing is happening with LCM for the base Integra configurator too, so I don't think this indicative of anything. I know for a fact the 2025 base has LCM as an option because I saw a 2025 LCM at the dealership. I do think this means they're about to update the configurator in...

I also think any changes to the 2025 Type R will probably carry over to the Type S (e.g. they upgraded Honda Sensing on the Civic Si, so I imagine that will also carry over to the Type R). It would be a little strange for them to not do that because they'd have to manufacture both the old system...

Both dealers I spoke to said they expect a few hundred dollars increase. I think a $3k increase is irrational at this point. According to the tracker, there are about 400 2024s that have been sitting at dealer lots around the US for several weeks now, so I think it would be a dumb move for Acura...

Talked to a local dealer, they showed me that they have a 2025 car going into build next week, sounds like it should arrive at the dealer in 4-6 weeks then. So I imagine that Acura should announce details on the 2025 Type S officially within the next 4 weeks. They also said there's no changes on...

Always happens with niche enthusiast cars. The Scion FRS was selling 1800 units a month early on, and by 2020 the 86 was selling closer to 200 units a month.

It looks like the base 2025 Integra still has ELS so it feels unlikely for the type S to get B&O this year.

What makes you say that?

Idk the FK8 had some minor tweaks before the main refresh. They added a volume knob, a glove box light, and some ambient lighting in 2019. Also there were changes to available colors several times over its run. Maybe there's a chance urban gray comes to the Integra? Most probably no real changes...

The Acura website says 2025 Type S coming this summer, so I imagine we should see some info within the next month or so. My local dealer said the 2024s he currently has on the way are probably going to be the last round of 2024s, and after that he'll start receiving 2025s.

Looks great! Are you on stock suspension?

Looks like the launch is imminent, AWE just posted a teaser video yesterday. Unfortunately it looks like it eliminates the valve.

Oh are there recurring issues? Like what?

Any news at all on these?