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It's a bummer it started having expensive issues after 100k miles. Independent shops can often do repairs more affordably than the dealer. The Integra does seem like it could be more reliable long-term based on Honda's track record.

That Hyundai i20 N looks like such a fun car to drive around Korea! The specs on it are impressive. I can totally see why you'd want to rent one if you visit.

Thanks so much for the info on renting a car in Korea! I'm also finding some information online and found this tourism guide really helpful https://gowithguide.com/blog/south-korea-tourism-statistics-2023-all-you-need-to-know-5254 It has some great stats on popular areas to visit as well as...

Hey all, I'm planning a trip to South Korea next year and am thinking about renting a car to get around instead of always taking trains and buses. For those who have been, is driving there straightforward as a foreigner? Are the roads and signage easy to navigate? Any areas I should avoid or...

Yeah, I agree. Black is always a good choice! I think it'll look sick on your TEP. Your wheels are gonna look so dope when they're done.

That's a really cool tradition with your co-pilot monkey! I don't really have anything special in my car, but I like the idea of keeping something like that as a little talisman.

Wow, that's insane! I can't believe someone found the Slim Jim car all the way out here. What are the odds? That thing must have quite a story! Thanks for sharing the pics—it looks wild with that new wrap. Dang, it's gotta be one heck of an experience.

Seems like the F kit is a cleaner solution for those of us with ITS/FL5 who don't need all the extra wiring. Props for helping push the aftermarket support in a useful direction!