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[zozi8816]

Your dealer was quoting that high wow, well with their add ons lol

lmao, wouldnt surprise me lol

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[js4square]

Paying close to 60k before tax for what is basically a FL5 without some features I would truly miss like the +r clauster mode and the sport bucket and change those for some feature I don’t really care like a HUD is hard. This sound system and exhaust needs to be crazy good to justify this price hike

 

[zozi8816]

this probably was discussed already but what does Order

Paying close to 60k before tax for what is basically a FL5 without some features I would truly miss like the +r clauster mode and the sport bucket and change those for some feature I don’t really care like a HUD is hard. This sound system and exhaust needs to be crazy good to justify this price hike

it's more for those who will daily it and wont really track their cars, definitely more creature comforts and features, ELS, heated seats, HUD, more sound deadening, etc..
I forget what MSRP and PDI is for CTR but Acura priced it right for us Canadians.

 

[js4square]

this probably was discussed already but what does Order

it's more for those who will daily it and wont really track their cars, definitely more creature comforts and features, ELS, heated seats, HUD, more sound deadening, etc..
I forget what MSRP and PDI is for CTR but Acura priced it right for us Canadians.

Its 6250$ more than a CTR… but the CTR is pretty expensive to begin with… I mean nice if you see 58k value in this car…I mean I can see it too… but still a very Honda 2023 high price vs the market if you ask me.

 

[zozi8816]

According to the inflation calculator, 41k back in 2017 (CTR was 40,890 CAD) is now ~49k. so CTR is "only" just slightly more expensive thanit was back in 2017. Still expensive but roughly in line with inflation. but ya I agree not everyone will see the value proposition of Acura but given the fact that I couldnt even put a deposit down last week due to my local dealership having too many orders.. I think Acura will have no problem selling these. I luckily have a deposit at at local honda dealer and in no rush to get a car.. so I will see what happens (with both honda and acura)


https://www.bankofcanada.ca/rates/related/inflation-calculator/

https://www.bankofcanada.ca/rates/related/inflation-calculator/

 

[ElpacoSV]

3k more that what i thought...

 

[Understeer]

According to the inflation calculator, 41k back in 2017 (CTR was 40,890 CAD) is now ~49k. so CTR is "only" just slightly more expensive thanit was back in 2017. Still expensive but roughly in line with inflation. but ya I agree not everyone will see the value proposition of Acura but given the fact that I couldnt even put a deposit down last week due to my local dealership having too many orders.. I think Acura will have no problem selling these. I luckily have a deposit at at local honda dealer and in no rush to get a car.. so I will see what happens (with both honda and acura)


https://www.bankofcanada.ca/rates/related/inflation-calculator/

https://www.bankofcanada.ca/rates/related/inflation-calculator/

we get all this inflation yet actual salaries has been stagnant.

 

[zozi8816]

we get all this inflation yet actual salaries has been stagnant.

True, a lot of jobs havent kept up with inflation int terms of wage increases.

 

[Integra23]

What are yout thoughts ??? I dont see 5600$ more value in the Integra vs the FL5… but if its available it may still interest me…

Model / Trim	MSRPii	MSRP with Destinationiii (Freight + PDI)	Fuel Economy City/Hwy/Combined (L/100km)
2024 Integra Type S	$55,600	$58,195	11.1 / 8.3 / 9.9

I'm about to buy the Canadian version and import the damn thing. That's like 43k usd

 

[Understeer]

I'm about to buy the Canadian version and import the damn thing. That's like 43k usd

holy shit sign me up

 

[ElpacoSV]

holy shit sign me up

Add taxes and import fees

 

[tomahawk59n]

I'm about to buy the Canadian version and import the damn thing. That's like 43k usd

After conversion that is $9k USD less in Canada. What am I missing here, is this normal or is that strange?

 

[js4square]

After conversion that is $9k USD less in Canada. What am I missing here, is this normal or is that strange?

Its a little bit strange… but in my opinion its the usd price that make no sense… theres no way Acura could have asked an over 60k msrp with transport and PDI for a FWD in Canada… in the states people already pay 52k daily for a type R at stealership so they tried to push the price up…

 

[tomahawk59n]

Its a little bit strange… but in my opinion its the usd price that make no sense… theres no way Acura could have asked an over 60k msrp with transport and PDI for a FWD in Canada… in the states people already pay 52k daily for a type R at stealership so they tried to push the price up…

Fair point. We kept paying the markup on Type R and that likely helped drive up the MSRP decision for Acura. Sigh.

 

[zozi8816]

After conversion that is $9k USD less in Canada. What am I missing here, is this normal or is that strange?

its normal, we are poorer.

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