1997 Acura Integra Type-R: Regular Car Reviews
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Bring a trailer: a site that entirely strayed from it's original intent of affordable project cars for enthusiasts.
Yup I remember going on that website to sell my old 2000 outback. I quickly realized it was not the place to post my add. I got 14 people begging for my car on the first day on FB marketplace.
Rolex Masterpiece That was the original intent? Explains the title “Bring a Trailer”; thanks.
2007: "Bring a Trailer (cause it doesn't run)"
2020: "Bring a Trailer (cause it's never been run)"
I've heard the term "Bring a Butler" more accurately describes the site now. I happen to agree.
Doug Demuro enters the chat: “Let me tell you about Cars and Bids...”
the fact that this car is more expensive than some first gen NSX’s blows my mind
This is true :(
Well a NSX with a blown motor and salvage title is definitely cheaper.
The NSX is one of those secret handshake cars. It's visually nice! But not extravagant, and the big things were handling and refinement without added weight, which aren't flashy.
*running motor not blown
Ashley Pomeroy mate... have you even looked at it ?
“2 is a versatile gear” - anyone who’s driven a manual Honda
First gear just sets you up for second gear VTEC
Second gear is the money maker
My 91 Accord lx can do just about whatever I need in second. Even have to start the car sometimes using second. Still runs tho at 300,000+ mi
ststst 91 lx accord gang
Yeah my first Manual car was a White 92 Accord LX, it wasn't fast, it was slow, but it never broke down on me. This was way back in 2009, I've had many other Manual Honda's. Unfortunately I'm not into Honda's anymore, now I only drive Toyota's & Lexuses more Reliability, better Quality, and less boring.
It's all about Nissan's and Infiniti's. I've owned only one Acura which was a 03 TL. It was pretty fun and it had the semi auto transmission. I have an 04 G35X with semi auto transmission too. It would dust that TL any day of the week. I'm not really into Honda's, I was just watching some videos to see what all the hype is all about in regards to a 60k Integra type R. No way they are worth that much.
I owned a 97 GSR, a friend of mine had a 97 Type R. They were two different animals. Not really even a comparision. The Type R was more than the sum of its parts. A truly amazing piece of LSD equipped, super ridged, nimble handling, excellent brake having, machinery. I tried in vein to replicate the performance of the Type R with a manners of bolt on parts from Neuspeed/HKS/Greddy etc. and ever came close. The R was an engineering masterpiece in its day.
It's the seam welded chassis, well and the millions upon millions honda spent fine tuning every single detail of the suspension
Well said. They are a special breed and still awesome in 2020. I sold my 2001 after 3 years. I missed it and bought a 1998 ITR just six months later. I plan to keep it a very long time.
@@joey9511 I believe JDM Masters talked about the differences when they had an R on. The Brochure he had showed all the upgraded areas. Cool stuff. It probably could be emulated with a lot of effort. Not an Integra or Honda owner. Probe GT... Mazda JDM goodness. I'll never sell it, so I don't understand how anyone could sell an R or a GSR at this point.
@@pgtmr2713 You don't understand how anyone could sell an R or a GSR at this point? Kids.
@@raimondsstokmanis1892 You buy a minivan and keep the R/GSR on the side.
Objectives updated:
- Buy an Acura Integra
- Watch Die Hard
-walk bare foot !!!
SKYRIM?
- Get boned by your favourite anime character in VR
Edit*integra GSR
- Survive
Yeah but it's no black 1995 geo tracker with teal and pink Dixie cup like paint job, stock
Just visioning that makes me drool
True
Interesting
My neighbor has a pretty clean white one. There’s also a really nice bright blue one with its original body-color wheels kicking around, I think it’s owned by a snowbird.
I live in Yuma, Arizona, a border town that’s very popular with retirees from colder states and Canada (snowbirds) as a seasonal home. All of those old Suzuki SUVs (the Vitara, the Grand Vitara, Samurai, etc.) and their Geo counterparts are popular with them. I’ve even seen an Asuna Sunrunner. Their light weight makes them excellent RV dinghies (most snowbirds live in RVs, so they need a vehicle that they can tow), and their light weight and four-wheel-drive make them great for climbing the dunes too. Kei trucks are less common, but are also used on the dunes for the same reason.
This is what I’ve been after tbh. But insurance wise, it might as well be a corvette.
I call the integra "the highschool legend car"
I drove one in high school and did indeed have at least "two associated highschool legends."
1) Getting a bunch of color guard girls jammed into the hatch of my Integra to take to a Sonic off bankhead highway with subsequent pound town implications.
2) Shitting my pants at Jacksonville State University at a college band exhibition because my parents parked at the wrong end of the campus.
wOuLdN't ThE aCuRa LeGeNd Be ThE hIgHsChOoL lEgEnD cAr?
I miss my old type r kids never trade in something you've always dreamed about for a smart eco friendly German diesel shit box
Tooooooo true man! Wiser words were never spoken!
still driving my integra r for 21 years... now still under 71000 miles
Those diesel German TDI-s are just as legendary tho mate
Dang. You had a jewel!
@@jimby_vokk3110 they are but .... type-r life !!!!
RCR spends a decade hyping up 90s japanese cars, and here we are.
YOU DID THIS, CONGRATULATIONS
Na Hollywood, and cable TV did this shit a long time ago with tuner car shows on the old Speed channel, and the Fast and the Furious movies, then there where also the Need For Speed Underground, and Most Wanted games as well.
@Alexandre Damn it, I missed the biggest one of all Anime. 😆
Alexandre lets be honest it was one anime that did it and we all know what it was
90s Japanese cars are the best imo
its was the best of times...
Oh yeah. I remember 7 years ago when a couple of these were near me for 12000
honoka?
Yep close to 15,000 when I was looking at 2014
Poor you. I can find some on the European market for 16k
Corvolet5 yeah it’s kind of wild it’s such an expensive car just in the US. Here it’s known for being 1 of 500, but there are so many ITRs elsewhere, civic type Rs with the b18 as well. We kinda got screwed
@@Priceless_TMT yeah
I do lament that GSR's get that "oh, not a type r :(" reaction when they are so good on their own merit
and you know what kind of people says things like that? people who not only can't buy a car, they can't even afford gas money
I would glady own a GS-R (well 2 I have one with no engine.....)
I check specs, and the power figures on the Type R are incredible, but the weight figures are within 150 lb., the torque is within 2 ft.-lb., and that horsepower and the aero kit are all that separate it from the GS-R. The LS is the furthest from either.
@@jessebrook1688 but even with the LS your only a $1500 turbo kit away from 2x the power of a type R and a 10 second quarter mile
@@Ragna___ eeexactly
Remember seeing VTEC red cover as a kid, getting excited and curious. All these years later, still a kid.
The 92' integra GSR was the first car with Vtec in the states. The 2nd gen integra's are the GOAT
THIS IS THE ENGINE THAT KIDS LIKE!
DEALERSHIPS HAVE THE BEST OIL
Cough cough K-series
This is the car that kids like.
This is the drug that kids like.
Somebody watched History Channel...............
The one that sounds like bolts came loose under the valve cover.
in japan, college students are beating shit out of this car for autocross. that price is just insane man… frend of mine is selling his 96spec for ¥600000
America never got the JDM hero cars in the numbers that japan did, and people go nuts for them here. Especially Type Rs. People go stupid for the Type Rs.
Although, for cheapass autocross here, the answer is *always* NA/NB miata.
@@WafflePlaneRC The answer is always NA/NB miata.
That's what happens when a product is only sold largely international rather than worldwide,to an American it may look like an expensive,alien thing,but to someone who lives in the place that created it,it's an otherwise common sight.
@@greekieshion4501 You've hit the nail on the head with a hammer, there- An English friend of mine visited our gaming group in Chicago and commented on how alien our highways look compared to Britains, since about 1/4 of the vehicles on the roads were mid to large trucks, some Japanese sedans, rat-ass GMC or Ford SUV's, and the odd Euro luxury car here and there.
They're definitely appreciating in value even in Japan. Just check out the prices on goo-net. Sure, there are some really cheap ones, but I'm seeing prices around 30k as well, and that's for the non type-R versions. Problem is that there's no good modern replacement for them, other than arguably the latest Mazda roadster, but look at the price of that damn thing.
"It's still running!" sums up 90s Japanese cars and pretty much every car my family owns.
Gmt400's too
1st V-TEC crossover 2:01
2nd V-TEC crossover 2:09
3rd V-TEC crossover 2:31
4th V-TEC crossover 2:37
You're welcome.
“This is Latinum, you can not replicate it.” Please never stop with the Star Trek. Specifically rules of acquisition.
yes someone else who notices the st references
I have gotten good at ignoring them & pretending I don’t know what Star Trek is to avoid eager trekkies lurking in the shadows looking to talk anyone’s ear off if they show the slightest interest or knowledge of the show. With that let me say, Star Trek references are cool.
Mr. Regular is part-Ferengi confirmed.
Copy that
Assume we are talking about the "gold pressed" variety? As if there is any other kind?? 😂
“If you’re gonna let BS live in your brain, you might as well make it pay rent.”
That’s really good advice right there.
Advice that doesn’t actually mean anything.
Building an Integra right now and I have to say, this car is super fun. The feeling of the B series and the way it handles is something special.
legendary comment
I have a UKDM teg type R. I know the feeling, it's indescribable
I still have my ‘01 in Phoenix yellow that I bought brand new when I was 20. I’m 39 now. Rarely drive it. Sits in my parents garage on a battery maintainer. I drive it once every few months. Every time I drive it, it still feels like the day I got it. Probably the most fun car I’ve ever driven.
2000 I was looking for a used 2-door car. The dealer showed me the Integra and I thought it was too small inside . I wanted more space & "comfort" for a 2 door so I bought a used Cutlass. LOL
Granted, it may not have made you money when you got rid of it, But..Was it comfortable?!?
@@jamesslick4790 it had cushiony movie theater type seats.. Had a 3.4 I think with about 200 horsepower. But was hit on the side of the car while it was parked in the street & I got zero for it
kevralph ouch that’s a bad end for any car.
CREEENGEYS
You get what you fucking deserve
Winga dinga for millennials
.......yeah :(
When that winga dinga kicks in yo!
And Neons with wings, Focus with blue paint, my baby the 92 Caprice, and the SRT10 trucks.
Don’t make me miss my DOHC neons, and long for a turbo eclipse.
I saw a blue one for 6k on my Craigslist and it was definitely a winga dinga
My step father owned this car my entire childhood, and I leaned manual on this car! (Really proud of this fact now!!) I loved the feeling this car gave you. It’s was like driving a formula one car on the road. It was a visceral driving experience that you could feel through the controls. He described it best “the engine deserves to be heard” there are no other words to describe this car. It’s was exactly like playing a musical instrument while driving, your inputs developed a sound and depending on what you do, you can make music. If you want an idea as to how this car feels, just look up senna driving an old fashion manual POV. Not joking at all, this car wanted to be revved to the moon and allowed you to shift and dump the clutch as quickly as you could. It felt like a ninja 600 with the safety of 4 wheels. As a child I was really amused by it and everyday after school I’d go get the keys and rev it in the garage where it resided LOL so dumb thinking of it now.. but man what a noise it made 😣 once I got older I started taking it out without them knowing and without a license lol again really stupid, but looking back now it would be worth any punishment by law or my parents haha.
I was a young kid and didn’t know much. And my step dad actually hated the car!! And wanted it gone for some reason 😑 one day someone tried to steal it but lucky it had a cut off switch and they couldn’t get it running. The police came and told us they wouldn’t have gone far this is the only white 1998 type r In New Jersey!! he ended up selling it for like 8k. So stupid but it was a while ago. Once I got of age to buy a car myself I tried looking for one and it was like they didn’t exist. I was destroyed. The car was gone and it looked like I would never drive one again... my type r instrumental days where finished 😢
I tried everything to replace not the noise or the performance, but the experience. I immediately got into bikes and loved it but wreck a few times being a teen male lol. I thought to myself “man if only I could have this feeling but on 4 wheels” ... the type r
I’ve driven many sport cars since then to maybe supplement my childhood obsession. And I currently own a 370z manual. But I can tell you, that from all the cars and motorcycles I’ve had, nothing compares to the feeling of a 90’s type r. And I know why the prices are what they are. Because people like me would spend anything to get that feeling back or to maybe experience that feeling for the first time. Now I don’t much but if I did, I know the first thing I’d get...
Hell. Yeah. Dude.
For me the “friend over there likes you” was a humvee with a harbor freight engine swap
integra type-r.
the official car of brake-checking an rx-7 on the mountain pass to win the race. but still losing.
*spoiler alert* 😒😂
@@petethecarfreak3486 Is it really? Do you expect one of the protagonists to lose a random race?
@@AE86FTS I don't expect Takumi to lose but I didn't assume that Keisuke would win always
@@petethecarfreak3486 Ever since he lost to Takumi, he got his shit together and defeated Nakazato and Seiji. Not to mention the snow training that he did during extra stage. By 4th stage, he was on par with Takumi.
Integra Type-R:
The unofficial beginner's car for Initial D arcade stage
so my dad was on the design team for this Integra. I can ask him a few questions about the car if you want.
edit: so he wasn't the chief designer but was the lead exterior designer for this car
Please do
@Mr Calcium so for the USDM he worked on the 1998 and 2003 accord and for JDM he worked on the 1995 ascot rafaga 1999 odyssey and avancier, and 1995 inspire (not sure on the year on this one apparently) and he says thank you haha seems he didn't get to work on your car though
That's so cool! I design cars for fun all the time. When I was a kid I always remember having a hard trying to choose a favourite between the square headlights and circular ones. Ultimately they both look great though. Does he have sketches of other iterations of the design for this car?
Mattyew so apparently he doesnt have any sketches and not much of an iteration but the reason for the round headlamps being used for this generation was to try to show off the "new"(for the time) projector headlamp technology, and to show off acura's technological advances. the headlamps being a standalone unit and not in a assembly like most cars was also to show the headlamps from afar even if they weren't turned on!
@@kinaritakashima Wait, did he help design the rear fascia of the Accord coupe? Please tell him thanks, I love the faux-NSX look.
I bought my gsr in December of 2020 for $4900. Iowa car, no rust, 163k miles. Super clean, no interior sun bleaching, and mostly stock. Now that corona is “going away”, I’ve had offers for $7500 cash. The only bad thing about it is a shoddy jdm bumper conversion, but I plan on going back to the classic integra bumper and headlights. I love it. The howling engine as your secondary’s open is a feeling that you can only experience while riding in one of these. Videos don’t do it justice. The gsr and type r were true race cars, and I don’t think I’ll ever sell mine.
Like so many of Mr. Regulars reviews this is just an outstanding review of not only a car, but of a place. In doing such a great job he and the Roman elicit thousands of responses from us in the cheap seats and the responses in turn take on a interesting and diverse life of their own. In the last half hour I have noticed something interesting in the response section that I haven't before. Making the assumption that the largest demographic on this site are Millenials I noticed for the first time today a large number of "I remember my........" Or "I sold my _______ and I still miss it.." comments. To me this is a what I would consider a telltale sign of generational shift. The Millenials listened to Boomers talk about the 55 Chevy they had in high school or the 69 SS Camaro they bought when they got home from Vietnam. They also listened to us Gen-X talk about the 64 chevys or 73 Chryslers we drove in high school etc. Tempus Fugit and the time for Millenials to hear their own version of "Ok Boomer" from Gen-Z is nigh. Just a observation, maybe I'm full of shit.
The sound of the V-tec is automotive nostalgia.
The front bumper/headlight styling has held up really well. Still looks cool and special.
One of the few times I prefer USDM to JDM
Right? I don’t know why people drool over the JDM front, it looks boring as fuck.
The USDM has its own charm ✨
@@Sti.10 That is the downside of purist culture in the car world.
I’ll be that guy. Even before I found out about the JDM front I hated the USDM front, and ruled out buying this gen Integra as my first car because of it. Had I chosen an Integra for my first car, it would have been a DA...back when DA’s were still fairly common
@@Sti.10 I guess you can blame the JDM craze that started in the early 2000s.
I've waited the entire existence of your channel for *this.*
Thank you.
Another beautiful video. By the way, you ARE a narrative. You and Roman always manage to bring literature and cars so close together in such a unique way.
Japan taught the world to love the 4-banger again
Having the same car since 1995 is impressive, props to Greg.
It was his FIRST car too! Had an awesome time hanging out with him and talking about his experience owning that GSR
I still have my 2000 LS Integra until now. It has 74,000 miles on it still in year 2021 all dealership maintenance is on record. I love it and I'm going to pass it on to my 15 year old kid about 2 more years lol! 🤙
I can't coherently articulate to anyone else how a man on the internet can opine in soliloquy about a car, with an authentic, soft spoken voice, ringing tones of fond memories and bitter-sweet sadness for an era, a place, a time and space, attached to this obituary on wheels, offering safe harbor for this hitchhiker on the road trip of nostalgia, and share a whimsical smile and a tear of beautiful longing for that which was, but can never be again. Thank you for each and every one of these episodes. This labor of love is a gift to the world.
Just the intake sound when the VTEC cracks is beautiful, made me instantly smile.
I didn't even hear a difference
@@VeritasEtAequitas you hear that noise when it sounds like he's letting off the throttle? That's the one...
Vtec crack? How does it crack? You talking about when a car is a lil rich and unburnt fuel is being burnt in the exhaust during deceleration?
@@nowimhigh 1. my comments pretty old
2. when I say crack, I mean like craks open, its a saying more than mechanical fact like cracking open a drink., but there is a strong difference in sound when vtec engages
That engine note reminds me as to why I should have worked harder in my 20s so I could have afforded the type R rather than the LS (nice Civic)
11:37 Mr. Regular that was PURE SOLID GOLD. That should be printed on shirts and worn everyday of our lives.
I feel like people aren't grasping the fact that it's low mileage. Low mileage, unmolested cars are amazing. Everything is so tight and clean.
My 90k mile one is exactly like this 10k mile model.. yeah sure.
What's suppose to be cheap and cheerful ,now it got bring-a-trailer price....oh Integra type R
Could still snag a base model Integra and make it quicker, Type R is Hype R
The type r was never cheap... in 2020 money the ITR would have been about $40k new. Or over twice the price of a same year chvic Si, or a 50% markup over a GS Integra.
50% more than a Mustang GT, about the same price as a mustang Cobra.
@@DrewLSsix Agreed. People forget to adjust the MSRP for inflation. Make no mistake, these were special vehicles and a lot of work was put into them. Even when they came out, they were very specifically targeted at Honda/Acura enthusiasts. The Integra GSRs and regular Civics were the ones intended for the masses. We see the same thing today with the new Type R.
Dylan Lewis Yeah when they were new, for the money I was looking at slightly used 300ZX/Supra/3000GT’s. Way more car for the money... these were very niche.
@@DrewLSsix type r's used to be dirt cheap here in the UK, until recently
9000 RPM 9000 RPM 9000 RPM 90s HALF DOME FIREPLACES IN SEATTLE CHEERS SPINOFF
I bought my 97 LS, automatic, no VTEC, torn to shreds leather seats, leaking oil integra just over a year ago, and I absolutely love it. Haven’t done any real modifications to it, but it’s still just so much fun. It’s slow, it rattles, but it runs. With 205k miles, it still starts up every time and drives without issue, and it does exactly what I tell it to do. It’s not a Type R or even a GSR, but it still does just what it needs to do. A fun entry level sportier car that looks kinda goofy and ugly, but still nice. Even working on it is fun and easy, as long as the 30 year old bolts don’t get seized, break, or strip
Finally, the review I've been waiting so long for. Love my gsr 🙏
Oh look another car that I doubt I’ll be able get my hands on within the next decade
"Don't want to have my hands on"
So instead of bring-a-trailer. Bring-a-boat.
GRAND THEFT AUTO BABY!!!!
No please don't do that unless you want to be all over the automotive news.
Buy a Prelude. 95% of the car for 10% of the price
@@interstate366 or buy a real cool car for a 6th of the price like a c5 corvette
That mis-matched colour bumper is really getting to me, especially on a $60000 Integra. Go to NZ and buy a nicer one for about $15k USD
Edit: there one's going on trade me motors NZ with under 40000kms on the clock for a buy now of $11k nzd ($7200usd)
Glad I'm not the only one bothered by that.
love living in nz for this reason unfortuanly we have bogans that love to send cars into ditches
@@PoWer-ro6ui just trying to stimulate the economy, imagine all the Bros getting 60k for that unregistered teggy that's been in the shed for years
Right hand drive
Right hand drive and 25 year rule my dude.
Sure it’s a great car but damn I would never have though they were worth that kind of money . Perhaps people pay up to recapture there youth .
Yeah they do. An EM1 SI civic just sold for like 50k cause it had 6k miles on it.. crazy. Nostalgia ain't cheap.
Nostalgia is a hell of a drug
I owned one years ago. Great fun car but not that particularly quick. Not worth that kind of money.
6:04 You actually do make power with a velocity stack especially with a 3" intake tube running down the bumper hence "CAI". Another popular intake system that makes power is the Comptech Icebox or Mugen which is essentially a stock airbox with an extended intake/tube with velocity stack built at the end of it running down to the fender well/bumper that sucks in COOL air.
Thanks for making my Monday morning interesting.
Vtec kicking in is like music to my ears! I yearn for it.
There's something beautiful about an NA engine that behaves and sounds like Clark Kent, but in the blink of an eye, sheds it's disguise and powers into the stratosphere with the mechanical scream of a 60's F1 racer.
Still got my 96 GSR with usdm type r interior just sitting in the garage.
Sell it to me lol
Loving the ITR Expo numbers on the windshield. :)
I had one of these. Ukdm dc2r When I bought it second hand on the way home I discovered it would rev to 9500rpm for some reason presumably it had a ECU rev limiter increase . It was a surprise. I utilised the 9500rpm limit for more 50,000miles and sold the car. Don't be afraid of revving these cars out. Engine was awesome. So was the handling. The steering was a little soggy off on and just off centre and was very reliant on having decent tires with stiff sidewalls. Also the synchromesh can get tired . The Rust was annoying I remember having the bonnet rust removed and repainted. Within just a few weeks it was bubbling again. Damn. Also this would have been even more killer if it had 6soeed box. Ratios could have been even closer together and touring would have been nicer. Seats were great gripping and comfortable and the boot large.
Driving other cars after it gave the impression that they were broken and lumpy. The dc2 r was just the right weight to be properly agile and focusesd.
Its a great car that can basically do everything. Not sure it's worth big, big money though tbh.
I had a JDM dc2r in the UK which also had a 9500 rev limit. Mine was fitted with a "Feels" ECU (prior to me buying it) which changed the limit. Maybe yours had the same.
@@rob175kks Ah OK that's interesting. The extended power band really helped the car 6000-9500 is a nice wide band for a Vtec. I thought it still pulled well from 9000-9500 also which was good:)
@@jonathanbowen3640 Yeah, it wasn't like the power just dropped off after 8500rpm. Such amazing cars, I really wish I still had mine.
I guess I never should have sold my 95 integra I bought brand new back in the day. White, stick, GSR.
I have an integra that I’m planning on selling, now I’m having even more second thoughts...
Never sell it. You will forever miss it. Modern cars do not offer the same experience.
hold on to it with all u got!!! i had a sw20 when i was a teen, 😭😭😭 “HAD”!!!
Update , did you then ?
My dad got a 1992 gsr that I loved. Manual, 1.6 liter, 30 mph per gear. Wimpy, yet not. Driving that through the mountains was always a pleasure in my teens.
I had a red 1995 GSR. I miss that car every day of my life.
I had 2 friends who had a 99 and an 01. Los Angeles, and they both got stolen and recovered. As you probably know, people used to pull the motor and swap into civics.
@@clickreportifyouareacrybab5942 Mine was never successfully stolen. I had 3 attempts though. 2 break-ins and 1 attempted carjacking. I also got pulled over 3 times in the first 2 weeks of ownership. That car was just screaming for attention.
@@PotatosPotatoes Hah! It was scary owning these in the 90s. I remember seeing cars on blocks too, a guy in my neighborhood had a rabbit with BBC wheels. People loved stealing those too back then. I test drove a CRX with a B17 swap once. I didn't buy it because I was convinced the engine was stolen lol
@@clickreportifyouareacrybab5942 smart man, that B17 probably was stolen. Heard family stories of a guy in my dad's neighborhood the he had friends in common with. Guess the guy jacked someones civic at there own house. He was known for stealing cars and selling swaps.
Buy another
This has made me long for my '94 RS. :( I had friends with GSRs, GSs, and a few ITRs. We used to drive around together. I wish I still had that car. Man....
I sold my 73 Z/28 RS/LT back in 95. Regret. Until. The. Day. I. Die. Many feel your pain.
IMO the Integra is one of the most beautiful Japanese bodies of the 90s
I had a 2001 GSR (DB8) in Voltage Blue til it got stolen and stripped to it’s bare. 😭😭😭😭
I loved my 96 se I bought in high school, nice dark green with a 5spd and leather(vinyl? It was a long time ago)
Still driving my '96. 253k on the clock.
90's Vtec crossover. "Feels like the B series engine is about to explode". Such an underrated statement.
Had to come back and admire this pristinely polished gem on the heels of the announcement of the _new_ Integra. I'd buy this episode if I could.
6:48, if you're talking 97's, then white was the "ONLY" color.
And therefore still the rarest, and also the most common
@@vladiator2238 black is the rarest and yellow the most produced, thats a fact friend. I got a 2001 acura itr in black. 1luv
been waiting for this one... thank you for all your hard work
It’s dope to see one of RUclips’s top car reviewers driving around on the same roads I drive to work on
this is one of your best intro songs yet, thank you roman
I remember being in a type r when I was like..10 or 11. Damn the person in my family that sold it
''you are not buying a car here, you are buying a time machine'' - thats the best and most wholesome description of these super high priced 60,000 $ cars if we are honest. I would never buy something like that because I look at cars from deeply logical and practical point, but of course this sort of car is not about practically or logic anymore and its naive to even try and look at it like that.
How mighty white of it...📉😎📈
You remember a lot more from your English degree than I do lol. Also that part about compartmentalizing instead of regretting riding shotgun to anxiety hit me hard...
1:17 Some... BODY ONCE TOLD ME
LOL
Love my 1994 Integra GSR! Never going to sell it! As soon as I’m done with my 91 Civic I’ll be rebuilding the Integra’s suspension and a few motor goodies
That latinum remark actually hit me hard. Funny how relatively obscure references can mean so much.
Sold my 01 PY with 60k, for $17k back in '10. Saddest day ever.
One of your all best reviews Mr.Regular! Keep em coming!
When I worked at Acura a gentleman had one with 11k and still has it, thing was immaculate
Older millenials are hitting midcareer money and midlife crisis time. So millenials who always wanted an integra as a teenager will now buy that integra. Same thing with boomers and the 60s muscle cars of their youths.
So late thirties for those both? That seems a little young. I'm 30, and I feel like I am just warming up, in money, family, and career.
@@matthewkoch6937 10 years is a long time, and this is just the leading edge. In 10 years that Integra will be on Barrett-Jackson and sell for half a million.
@@matthewkoch6937 Same here. Hell, it doesn't seem like my life's even started yet and I'm turning 31 in a matter of days.
@@12ealDealOfficial The average male life expectancy is 76 years. When you turn 38 you life is officially 50% over. When I was 35 I realized I woudn't see my grand kids graduate college. I can do math, and 35+35+22 is 92. My best case is 85. My wife may live to see it. Then you start to think about whether or not your dad will see your kids graduate college. Then you start to count how many years they have left in general. One day in or around 40 you will be sitting in your luxury car starring into your HUD after a long day of familial neglect and start to think about your life. Then you will drain the kids college fund and buy that integra for whatever they are asking for it. So yes in less than 10 years the fact that you will die will become more of a concrete part of your life, coupled with the realization that you will "never be an astronaut when you grow up."
28yo here.... buying every freaking teg ludes and clean civic I see (not anymore the freaking yard is full)
Jdm people are like Ferrari people, paying super expensive for things that clearly doesn't worth it
Ur not wrong lol
at least JDM cars can actually be driven
@@TheMaximmas Not with a $100K NSX/Supra/R34 you're not.
If it s worth it for them, our opinnion does not matter...at all.
This isnt even JDM, its the american market version... JDM ones are like 1/5 the price
Alternate title: "Rules of Acuracquisition"
Yes!!! I came here to see who noticed the reference
$60000 cherry Integra *and he put stickers on it*
On the glass is fine but the one on the rear deck lid... -_-
oh noo he's driving his car :(
@@xexecuterxx Do you think that putting a paint ruining sticker on something is the same as driving?
Front fenders were repainted. They don't match the doors or the front bumper
@@yellow98gt I thought my eyes were playing tricks on me 🤣. If I was dropping 60k on an Integra, that would be a deal breaker personally.
5:06
So the Type R is Doug Stanhope and the GS-R is Dane Cook?
That red Acura is a perfect example of cars of today don’t last long
Love them clean body lines, white looks the best!
That is a legit "hydrolock the engine when driving through a puddle" cai
Yep. I had a ‘96 GS-R with the AEM intake and had this happen.
@@LuckyDT Definitely...ran into a guy who had just rebuilt his Type R engine and is in the middle of rebuilding it again because he hydro-locked his car because of the CAI. Felt bad for the guy.
That's why they make a hydroshield
myth
Call myth, too. The angles, the forces, the pressure differences.... don't add up to hoovering anything more than moisture. Just internet gossip about people with nicer cars than you.
Oh hell yeah. Finally a car that I'm driving.
There is just something magical about the sound of a B series at high rpm. It awakes something within you. Honestly one of the best stress relievers is chucking an Integra into a series of turns at high revs. Everything fades away. It's just you and the car, nothing else matters. In that moment you are truly free.
Well at least until the red and blue lights start flashing in your mirror haha.
It makes me so sad that cars I've wanted ever since I can remember have become completely unattainable for me
Go and make it happen, No regret no Surrender!
5:32
ghost dog in the passenger seat!
Holy hell, I got here just in time for the start...
I think this is the first time I've been early to a video... And it's on a beautiful little Integra. One of the prettiest cars ever.
god I miss my Integra!! Yes it was "just" a GSR, but I loved it.
"If you're gonna have BS live in your brain, you might as well make it pay rent."
Rocko's Modern Life, yeah. There we go.
I saw the 95 Acura for less than 2000$ for 170k on offer up. I miss my chance 😢
Takman Klan Killa 187 bruh you should have boughten it, It was so cheap
@@Proxyyy825 when I offer him 1850$ the owner told me that he just sold it....ugh
Takman Klan Killa 187 damn that sucks
This is the greatest smaller channel I’ve come across. The production quality and the narration is amazing.
Love the Star Trek reference
"It's Latinum, it can't be replicated"
I see what you did, there very smart 👌🏻
2:33
I get goosebumps whenever I hear that engine sound!
That's a nice-sounding engine without a doubt!
"This is Latinum"
I love the reference.
TOSSED SALAD AND SCRAMBLED EGGS!!! NICK I LOVE YOU
0:05
Nice.
Currently on Season 8 of Frasier, so this was a nice surprise.
Hopefully the prelude can go up too.
You don't see them every day.
J.D 2.0 yes I personally love those more then the integra
Just stop please....
Everyone saying Preludes are good doesn't make them better
One of the guys at work has one, so I literally do, but yeah, Prelude is awesome
I have a solid 85 prelude. Its a very fun car to drive. I think they are underrated
Why are you awake. Why am I awake?
Because we're both catching it at noon UK time?
Sleeping schedule all the way messed up
G00D point.
I’ve waited 2 years for this video finally
I've taken a liking to the angry noises my Mirage makes when Mi-VEC kicks in, it's like bootleg VTEC