The 2024 Acura Integra A-Spec 6-speed manual is a ton of fun to drive, but also well equipped given its price point.
Here on Drive Culture, we’ve already reviewed the Acura Integra Type S, so be sure to check out that video if you haven’t already.
Let us know down in the comments are you going for the A-Spec given its great value or are you stepping all the way up to Type S!
Don’t forget there’s also the Civic Si, which is also a great value in the sport compact segment, let us know if we should review that one too.
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I do wish they utilized the digital dash better and had more customization options for the gauges like on the Civic. But like, more than the Civic, lol.
How do you unlock the 137 mph top speed? Do you disengage traction control or does the dealer have to do it?
The legend Jon
I say this beats the type s for me. Has all the gadgets and a reasonable price. Yes, it doesn't have the 2L T and all it's great additions for fun and performance, but losing the middle back seat, usb ports in the back, passanger seat electric adjuster, memory seats, and the fog lights is just a big step backwards. All that with a boost to 50 grand? Hell no. The type s is a great car fun wise but value wise it's a waste of money
Love this car!!
Great car but 240-250 Hp would make this or the Si perfect against its competitors.