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Check the bank or credit union you're financing with for GAP, a lot of credit unions offer it for around a $400 flat fee. Also check about the minimum required insurance. Most are fine with a $1000 deductible, but some want $250 or $500 ... and force placed insurance is crazy expensive...

I understand 100%. My nephew starts trying to tear and scratch anything in reach if he doesn't get his way. Then, I didn't allow any food or drink other than water in my truck, first time a friend's kid rode in the back seat I ended up spending an hour cleaning soda off my door and seat, and...

Here's to hoping. Mine is in transit to the dealership could get there Saturday at the earliest. I'm hoping they were honest about nothing added to the car and no market adjustments on ordered vehicles, but I only fully believe it when I sign the buyer's order.

Apex blue/ orchid white. Supposed to arrive between Saturday and next Wednesday

Congrats. I got 2.99% for 78 months. I plan to pay as if I was paying a 48 month loan, but for the 0.4% difference in interest rates, I feel better having a lower monthly minimum in case of any kind of unplanned expenses.

I was considering that, but now I'm leaning more towards a leather coating like gtechniq, or chemical guys' ceramic leather treatment. I figure why get the really good looking seats, if I'm gonna hide them ... then again, no kids, and the seats will be down for the dog

Ask credit unions you have access to how long a pre-approval is good for ... I've seen anywhere from 30 days to 60 days. Typically the rate you're pre-approved at is the rate that applies, even if the rates they're offering have changed after you were approved

Full disclosure, I work for a financial institution. That's not bad in today's finance market. Typically credit unions undercut bank interest rates and that's competitive for the best available rates at 60 months, at least where I am. Depending on the financial institution the credit score to...

I'll wait on the rear ac ... I wanna check for the static vents and no kids or dog is touching my orchid interior until I get a gtechniq leather coating on it ... With my predictions on where the type-s will land, and toyota patenting a new subframe that would support a mid engine hybrid...

Honestly, I get it ... I'm much more accepting if it's at least got static (unadjustable) vents ... but rear seat passengers is a rarity for me, aside from a spoiled dog Kinda wanna keep the stock exhaust, but an intake and mild tune aren't out of the question ...

I expect the Integra does have something similar to the unadjustable under-seat vents for the rear passengers ... hopefully someone will check during a test drive or one they get theirs home and confirm it for us in the next couple days ...

If it is a rural area of New York I'd be surprised, but I expect more densely populated areas to have more vehicles allocated to them

Just heard from my dealership, mine will be in 6/4 to 6/8 .... Although I've had to initiate most communications, the person I've been in contact with has told me up front I may know more than her about the car, and made sure to get answers instead of bs me on the spot ... According to her...

Both the manual and automatic versions of the Integra use the center console box from the manual civic which doesn't have space below it for the duct tubes

Most cars have some type of stationary vents for the back, usually near the base of the front seats, or facing forward near the base or back of the rear seats. We've touched on this a bit in another thread, but modification would definitely require 1 cutting to fit the vent tubes, or 2 making...

Just found out that both the radios can read FLAC audio files. It's not a very common feature, but for people who care about audio quality it is the only "lossless" format that is fully supported

The specific one I use is no longer available ... but there are several others ... some work by entering a code to tell it what kind of opener you have, and others clone an existing remote ... I linked mine since others usually show up under related items Universal garage remote

I used to like having homelink but since I found affordable universal remotes that fit on my keychain I prefer not to have homelink I don't personally care about heated rear seats, all I want is a driver's seat with plenty of adjustability. I pointed it out after a bunch of the reviewers said...

Canada gets all the good features

The Chinese one has a lot more Civic than our Integra, I suspect the only real carryover that isn't already in the civic is the digital gauges