Ordering Integra Type S

[Rdrcr]

Well, I sure hope it doesn't cost $60K, lol
I'm expecting $49-52K MSRP.

That said, I have my 2024 Integra Type S spot reserved at MSRP and I'm first on their allocation list.
I'm pretty excited and looking forward to additional details.

Mike

 

[Integra23]

The info came from a service guy.....

Lol. When I had my car in for service a few months back I asked the service guy about it. He told me it would be 2 or 3 years till the Type S came out, I laughed.

 

[Understeer]

Unless your office is in the Csuite at Honda corp, you don’t know any details.

 

[2006rsx]

Would you say that makes their opinion on this topic more reliable or less reliable?

It was a service guy who owned an integra. Can't say it was true or not. just repeating what he said...

 

[jd2157]

It was a service guy who owned an integra. Can't say it was true or not. just repeating what he said...

What can be said is when it comes to dealerships, their confidence level is usually inversely proportional to their accuracy.

 

[BKK Jack]

What can be said is when it comes to dealerships, their confidence level is usually inversely proportional to their accuracy.

HAH! Dunning-Kruger strikes again!

 

[Khyle785]

I just bought a new Integra in Feb, am I insane to already be considering trading it in for the s??!! Who else has plans to do this ?

 

[Integra23]

I just bought a new Integra in Feb, am I insane to already be considering trading it in for the s??!! Who else has plans to do this ?

I think there are a bunch of us considering an upgrade. I had mine since June.

 

[ijm5012]

I was told by my dealership today, they expect the price to be 60k.
They also said next year they will make these all wheel drive....

You should shop at a different dealer then, because these guys are clueless.

 

[ijm5012]

I just bought a new Integra in Feb, am I insane to already be considering trading it in for the s??!! Who else has plans to do this ?

Not an Integra, but I bought a TLX A-Spec back in October. I wanted to hold out for the ITS, but my car was starting to have some issues, and I figured I’d capitalize on trade in while values were still pretty high. Fortunately it was a CPO, so $8k less than new, so if I trade it in for an ITS, I shouldn’t get slammed too bad by depreciation like I would’ve had it been a new car.

 

[RUNN1N]

I just bought a new Integra in Feb, am I insane to already be considering trading it in for the s??!! Who else has plans to do this ?

I got my A-Spec + Tech in June, fully intend to trade it with ~1900 miles (WFH) providing the driving reviews for the Type-S are positive (and they will be, Honda/Acura is only going to invite their biggest fans to test this car early)--so if your needs are all squared away, just a question of how much you want the car.

 

[TypeX]

I reached out to local dealers i used before for my rdx's and mdx so hopefully will be an easy process. Will be hawking for the package prices/colors etc so hopefully soon!

Will be buying cash so hoping its not a mess like the CTR

 

[dadcab]

It doesn't matter how much money you have, paying a mark up is not smart. I refuse to pay one. I want the car but not that bad. I'm 54 and able to live off of investments. It covers my family of 4.

 

[RUNN1N]

It doesn't matter how much money you have, paying a mark up is not smart. I refuse to pay one. I want the car but not that bad. I'm 54 and able to live off of investments. It covers my family of 4.

Totally agree as to the mark-up policy, but as for your financial condition, I have a hunch we're going to need to start producing tax returns soon so get those ready. Until then, you're just another menace.

(I kid, I kid)

 

[dadcab]

I'll let my accountant know. (I'm serious, I'm serious).