Do I Regret Buying My Acura Integra Aspec/Tech ?

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[@raysegura6669]

Just get a Hondata/Ktuner you’ll be happy with the power after that and it’ll still be reliable, trust me

[@Shakeem]

I’m going to keep this stock and buy a project car. Not interested in tuning tbh

[@DBZNexus]

What’s your car payment?

[@sokratzmmf]

Just got one. Perfect car!

[@Shakeem]

I agree congratulations

[@taymasterjustin1492]

I am considering this or a 2021 or 2022 accord touring,I know they are somewhat different but not sure what to go for😢

[@Shakeem]

If you are looking for more power and a larger car, the accord is a great choice. The Integra is a good option if you are looking for something new with decent power and a hatchback. especially if heated rear seats and cooling seats are not necessary.

[@TalkingToCarlex]

I’m From New York And I Need Tints Also It’s To Hot And The Sun Is Always In My Face When Driving 😅 Your Tints Looks Great

[@Shakeem]

What part ? I moved here from New York

[@TalkingToCarlex]

@@Shakeem Staten Island

[@Topsecret888...]

Let me answer that question........yes. I'd be kicking myself for getting the A-Spec. The Type S is what's up. Or better yet, forget the whole shebang and get a Type R Civic. Now, that's what's up

[@Shakeem]

I disagree. The non-type S is the better option if you want a great daily with respectable gas mileage, lower insurance, and lower maintenance costs. Go for it if you do not mind spending more in every category.

[@yellofellojp]

​@@Shakeemthis right here. As a type S owner, don't get it twisted. The car is 🔥🔥but it's a totally different league from an economy sedan. Your tires, brakes, insurance, and fuel costs will be substantially higher. But if you have the means, there are not many competitors to the Integra type S right now!