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Why go base (the linked configuration is a mid tier FWD A3 without everything possible added) German when you can have a Type S for the same or less money?

After you started talking about what your sources have said and what you have a feeling about…?

Given what Audi, BMW, and MB charge for their FWD-based garbage, yes it would! For example: http://www.audiusa.com/A5TFRUU4

What evidence is there that the car would have a 250 hp version?

At $38-42K, an Integra with an upgraded engine would be an excellent bargain!

It does-a hatch!

Sounds like a circle jerk(er) to me!

With very little hard evidence, there seem to be a lot of predictions that the 5G Integra will fail against its competitors. I suppose, though that I can turn it around regarding what we actually KNOW about the platforms that the 5G and its competitors ride on. The Integra will have far better...

Wow! This devolved into another Anti-Acura circle jerk! Why am I not surprised by people here?

I could be wrong but it’s HIGHLY UNLIKELY that the Type S will come with the Accord’s version. I have one of those now. When was the last time that an Acura came with a non-premium fuel version?

I don’t think that you’re right about the competition, but whatever…I see the base engine Integra A spec competing with things like the A3, 228i GC, etc. Against those $35,000 for the Integra will be a hell of a bargain.

Are there any new spy pics out?

And it wouldn’t be justified.

LOVE IT, YAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Don’t conflate the car’s price-value proposition with a dealer markup added. It’s a dealer’s choice to add the markup or not. It’s also an individual customer’s choice to pay extra if they really “have” to get the car when it first comes out. For me, a mid tier Integra at around $35,000 would be...

To me, the A5 looks underdone, but the Integra is done to perfection!

In the Acura product map from last year, there was a reference to a new compact sedan. I’m assuming that was the Integra.

The rear headrests in my ‘18 Honda Accord are similar in height/thickness in their lowest level and don’t affect visibility, so I’m not concerned about the Integra.

Classy!

Try ONE real world test by Motor Trend.