I quit following prototypes after the Pronto Cruiser came out as the PT Cruiser.

 

Nothing to see here. Just a rebadged Civic.

 

I know it’s based on the 11th Gen Civic chassis but every integra has used a Civic chassis since it first came out. Styling will be determined on the 11th.

 

Can't wait!!!

 

Here is an idea as to what to expect. Will be some similarities as there will be shared components.

https://www.caranddriver.com/honda/civic-si

 

It better be nicer looking and faster than this:

https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a3...ype-r-details/

 

Here is what you should be expecting tomorrow night

 

Just watched the reveal, and it looks like Hondaphiles don't need to be disappointed by the lack of a Civic Si hatch, because here it is. Presumably it will have more luxury/tech, maybe a little more power, and probably an AT option, but it's still the 1.5T and looks a lot like the Civic.

 

Jon Ikeda said that it would start around $30K (USD) so isn't that the Civic Si territory??? Or not much more expensive than the Civic? How would that work? I hope that there will be a model with SH-AWD.... that will differentiate that from the Civic.

 

The current ILX isn’t much more expensive than a Civic Si, and for all intents and purposes this is the 2G ILX

 

https://www.cnet.com/roadshow/news/a...tag=MSFf70f0e2

 

Reminds me of a smaller Honda Crosstour.

 

 

it looks better than the Crosstour...But not by much

 

Looks exactly like the Civic 5-door to me.

 

I can see that honestly.

I don’t mind the look as the Acura touches improve upon the more generic looking Civic aesthetics. Definitely not my car of choice but hopefully they add an SH-AWD option to make it more versatile. I’m not sure if Acura has commented on that yet though.

 

 

Exactly. And the Crosstour was quite ugly and a fail.

 

The problem is that Acura had to use the Civic chassis which is a 4 door sedan.

 

This Is The New 2023 Acura Integra’s Interior Before You’re Supposed To See It (Updated)

https://www.carscoops.com/2022/01/heres-our-first-look-inside-the-new-2023-acura-integra/

 

The interior does look like a slightly upgraded Civic's, but IMO that's OK because the entry-level Acura has always been a dressed-up Civic and this one apparently won't cost much more than a Civic Si. I'm more interested in the power (which apparently is underrated in the new Si), type of automatic available, and whether it will have relatively low road noise, unlike the Civic. If those factors turn out well, I could see an Integra as my last ICE car, but I'm more likely to go electric.