The Acura Integra, despite being essentially a re-bodied Honda Civic, has made its return to Acura’s lineup. With assembly at the Marysville factory in Ohio starting in May 2022, the compact model is nearing its two-year mark.
In this time frame, extensive reviews of the car have surfaced, allowing enthusiasts to explore various specifications, including the range-topping Acura Integra Type S.
Priced at $51,800 for the 2024 model year, the Type S commands a $15,000 premium over its A-Spec counterparts, boasting enhancements like a 2.0-liter four-pot engine producing 320 hp and 310 pound-foot of thrust.
This front-wheel drive model, equipped with a six-speed manual transmission and limited-slip differential, not only outpowers its predecessors but also showcases a sportier design with NSX-inspired wheels and a suite of standard features, making it a compelling option in its segment.
As enthusiasts continue to explore customizations for their Integra Type S, a recent find on social media by Vossen showcases a modified version sporting Hybrid Forged HF-5 alloys and a lowered stance.
Despite minimal alterations, such as fat fenders and a ducktail spoiler, the build underscores the appeal of subtle enhancements, garnering praise from tuning enthusiasts.