Integra 2023 Acura Integra Type S
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The Acura Integra Type S Is One of the Best New Cars Under $100,000
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^ +1, I like Alex's video's and he's very objective as well as some subjective viewpoints. I was just gonna post that review.
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I spent two weeks last summer in a mid to upper level A3, and neither I nor my colleagues with me were very impressed with its interior room and appointments. The interior has a slight VW+ appearance to it, and at least to my eye, is neither as premium nor as easy to use as the Integra's. What did impress me was the fuel mileage and engine performance. Exterior was boring (VW Jetta), and I have no idea of its price, but I assume it was more $$ than our A Spec. On the last day I had it, the transmission started acting weird, refusing to upshift at times. The only remedy I could find was to stop, turn it off, then restart it. The problem reappeared twice after that, with the same progression playing out.
We continue to love our ASpec MT, and I'm seriously thinking about test driving a Type S, now that they are more readily available. We buy and keep our cars for 10 years or more, so buying a German car and holding it for 10 years isn't really in the cards for us.
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