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One of those "modern" metallics. I rented a red Camry a few years ago that was bright metallic red in sunlight and almost burgundy in the shade. My Aegean Blue Civic looks very different in sun and overcast also.

A few cropped screenshots. That red really pops, particularly compared to Civic Rallye Red.

A few cropped screenshots

Just say HELL no. I'm holding on to what I've got and waiting another year.

Always looks clean too.

If I could get an Si at MSRP I would drop the 18" wheels for 17's and get better riding tires as well. That still doesn't fix the red cloth front seats though... And no silver or dark gray paint offered.

This doesn't look too shabby either. I'm still debating about getting a Civic Sport HB with a manual for under $25k.

Lol!

Sad but true. Just need an "off" switch.

Dare I hope there's no piped in "engine noise" in Sport mode?

From Edmunds article: https://www.edmunds.com/car-news/2023-acura-integra-trim-levels-revealed.html "For starters, the Integra's Technology package requires the A-Spec package. In addition to A-Spec equipment, it includes an adaptive suspension for improved ride and handling qualities. You...

It really shows the lines of a car. That's my Civic coupe:

I'm leaning that way too.

Great that you won't have to press the idle stop button every time.

Screenshots from this Acura video Doesn't pop on an overcast day but in sunlight it sure will.

MDX comes in that color. Alex on Autos reviewed one. I can't see purple in any MDX photos I've seen.

Reposting all of the color combinations you listed in another thread: I'm thinking base model with Liquid Carbon and Black interior. I can wait.

Sure reminds of the Acura logo a bit.

Someone commented that this photo shows the base Integra with 17" wheels. I downloaded the high resolution version of this photo from the Acura Pressroom and zoomed: Not bad. Would look good with Lunar Silver.

Getting used to the look. Easy 300 hp with a tune. Should be under 30k.