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I'd still say Insurance costs have risen more than gasoline : Car insurance rates have recently surged at a much higher inflation rate than gasoline, heavily impacting driver budgets. According to the Pew Research Center, long-term inflation puts gasoline about 35.9% higher than in 2020, while...

I put mine on as well a little while back, and I swear that I am now hearing more road noise by way of air flow around those things. Am I crazy?

I don't think I ever said comparable, I was merely discussing a switch over to. These future Toyota cars will also be smaller and less practical yet we are still talking about them as well. As needs change (things like no more kids in the nest, retirement, second car or third car duty), these...

I absolutely also cannot wait to see what Toyota comes out with there, along with a possible new Supra and a Celica. But for me it will have to have a manual transmission, and a great one at that.

I don't know, I think the fact that they are both great manual transmission offerings and not too far off in price point will cause some people to consider making such a switch, especially as their needs for all the practicality space of the ITS wanes, me included.

Well now that the embargo has been lifted on reviews for this car, it seems like a lot of you were wrong about where this car is positioned. While expensive, I still feel like those of us that own the Acura Integra Type S and don't really need a back seat, this could still be a very tempting...

Here's the link https://www.etsy.com/listing/1869358485/metalmods-fit-for-integra-type-s-steel

First 2 mods I did as well.

I agree, tracking your car is a whole different story. I think we all need the name of your insurance broker!

If you can afford a Type S then should gasoline cost even be a concern? The cost of gasoline over the decades is probably way below typical inflation percentages, you should be angry with insurance companies and what they are charging you.

I would guess as far as resale value goes if you care about that, the ITS will give you a much better return than all the money you spent on a modded A Spec.

Batmobile! I like it.

Love the license plate frame.

I'm not sure the Supra which is going away, would be the favorite for everyone against the upcoming Nismo with a manual transmission.

I understand for many the need for four doors and a decent backseat. For me I don't need those things in this car, I am just looking for the best driving experience value, and maybe a step up into a true rear wheel drive platform. Also, isn't the new Z a hatch after all, and one that is likely...

https://www.motortrend.com/news/us-spec-first-look-nissan-z-nismo-manual?utm_campaign=MOTORTREND-Newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_source=SES&utm_type=organic&utm_content=20260323_MOTORTREND-Newsletter&utm_term=&email_subject=Driven:%20The%202027%20Mercedes-Benz%20GLC%20Comes%20Out%20Swinging%20for...

All good takes. I also feel that Lotus should make the manual transmission available on the 4 Cylinder Emira.

Curious if you would choose an Alpine A110 with an ICE and a manual transmission over the Emira if it was available in the USA?