How much did you pay for your Integra Type S?

[gandamack]

The FOMO for this car is ridiculous! I want the car, but I am not paying above MSRP and I do not want 2500 bucks tacked on in dealer accessories. Sorry, man. When you go way over MSRP, you are then entering a different realm of car....completely. Might as well be looking at the M2, M330i, Mercedes C43. C'mon man.....60k for a FRONT WHEEL DRIVE CAR!
Watch.... Acura will release a proper 2 door coupe (like they should have done) in 2025 and the market will be flooded with 2024 sedans.

 

[SilverRocket]

The FOMO for this car is ridiculous! I want the car, but I am not paying above MSRP and I do not want 2500 bucks tacked on in dealer accessories. Sorry, man. When you go way over MSRP, you are then entering a different realm of car....completely. Might as well be looking at the M2, M330i, Mercedes C43. C'mon man.....60k for a FRONT WHEEL DRIVE CAR!
Watch.... Acura will release a proper 2 door coupe (like they should have done) in 2025 and the market will be flooded with 2024 sedans.

I totally agree with the stupidity of paying a lot over sticker as ADM but if it's not bullshit like $400 for nitrogen in the tires, a few grand in accessories ain't the end of the world.

Also, where's the logic on the coupe? Even if they come out with a two door based on the Prelude platform, which I highly doubt, most buyers bought the Integra because the 4 doors which are usually a must have like in my case. Otherwise the 2 door crowd has already gone for a Supra, Mustang GT, M240i, etc.

I'd love to drive the new M2 to really compare first hand but I had the chance to drive an E86 Z4M and it's fast and the convertible is nice but the shifter/clutch is dog shit and while it's very capable, it's just not special or as fun to drive.