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Yeah it’s what I had to do. Called my local dealer and I guess it’s been a problem for them. Not sure just them or other dealers too and Acura as a whole. Went through their buy online portal and put my $500 in so it’s in their system and they said a rep would contact me regarding trim and color...

Anyone try to reserve and it gives you an error saying it can't process your payment info? My info is right, went through it a couple times to make sure and no dice. Wonder if maybe initial reservations are over

I would reserve, but think I'm gonna work on my credit some more and save up more of a down payment for Type S when it comes out. Since I think that's what I really want more than settling for the A-spec tech. I know I'll end up regretting it later on. Hopefully we get more details for Type S...

People are going to drag the absolute hell out of Honda for putting the CVT in but it was to be expected. I'm definitely a little disappointed as I would have liked a traditional automatic to upgrade out from the 10th gen civic but, will have to see full specs and driving impressions to get real...

I think if they paint match the black parts next to the grille the front wouldn't look so bad.. having all that black makes it look like one giant, wide grille and just isn't a good look to me. Otherwise I feel side and rear views aren't bad. car is definitely a little overstyled, but I've seen...

Base Integra will be at 30k MSRP, it'll have the 1.5t. A-spec will probably be 2-3k more, so let's say 33k and still gonna have the 1.5t. Hoping they at least tune it to like 210-215hp or something, but that still pales in comparison to the Elantra N.. Integra should also have a more luxurious...

2.0T, 10AT, SH-AWD, where do I sign my check?

It's based on the 11th gen Civic hatch, so it's gonna be a compact. Pics are little deceiving

2017 Civic EX-T Sedan Before that, 2010 Mazda3 (first car) Hoping to trade in my civic for the Integra once it comes out