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I paid MSRP, took a little work but saved me thousands.

I loved my 2020 R, really I only sold it because I made a lot on it, otherwise I'd still have it. Loved the Boost Blue and style (most don't). It's the perfect daily The Type S sounds appealing if it ends up with the R drive train just more luxurious.

I'd pay 45-48K for and adult Type R. I sold my 2020 Type R in anticipation of buying a new Type R or S. Now looking at the Corolla as well.

I'd go Circuit Edition if I could snag MSRP. I'm patiently waiting on Type R and S specs.

Maybe considering the GR Corolla based on the specs just released.

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Talked with HPJ this weekend at Import Alliance. He said don't quote him, but with all the changes in the EU and new cars have to be hybrid he thinks Honda may offer the Type S as a AWD hybrid around 60K. This would be the dream. Due to this though he said Honda will wait until way after the...

My guess is the manuals will not do well on the lots.

That's good to hear. Think of what the number would have been if they offered it on the lower trims.

This. I do not want your over price crappy tint or any over priced dealer accessories.

Who needs navigation with Android Auto/Carplay?

Difference between the Accord and Type R engine - Different turbo - Different injectors - Accord has a balance shaft, R does not

The 2.0 from the Accord with 272 and AWD would be a dream come true. I know it won't be the exact engine as the R gives up some smoothness and quietness in favor of power and Acura would go the other way around.

This is the exact answer I am looking for. If the Type S has the R drivetrain, power and more creature comforts I'm sold.

Last gen CTR had 306 stock, this gen is speculated to have 320-330.

What could this be? CTR LE topped out at 180mph, could this new CTR hit 192mph?

I wonder if they will try and stay under what the R MSRP's at or will they try and come in higher.

I'd think the Type S would start at higher than 37K, but maybe not. I would be very compelling if it does.

This is what I am holding out for. At this point I am not sure what to expect from the Type S. I am hoping they release at lease the specs this year so I can finally decide between it and the Type R.

I think 19's look better but most people go 18s because the tires are cheaper.