Placing Orders

[TigerEyeJazz]

So I have a non-binding reservation at MSRP, but I will have to travel for it, which I am totally fine with.
Here is what I did- I started emailing GM’s from my work email so they know I am a real person with a job. I then explained my passion for the car etc and they were more than willing to hold for me

Best thing I tell everyone to do is getting everything they say in emails so that when you go to purchase it and they flip it over you can show them proof. It’s a buyers agreement. Heck even print it out and file it lol

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[Integra805]

Best thing I tell everyone to do is getting everything they say in emails so that when you go to purchase it and they flip it over you can show them proof. It’s a buyers agreement. Heck even print it out and file it lol

Exactly. I started with the GM and have email confirmations from him on it too. Let’s see how it lands

 

[TigerEyeJazz]

Exactly. I started with the GM and have email confirmations from him on it too. Let’s see how it lands

Let’s see how that goes. Keep us posted.

 

[CarGuyUsername]

If they do Mark ups I suggest going some place else. I’m travelling to another state to get it whenever it comes out.

I am also willing to travel quite far to escape mark-ups. Plan on doing the same as far as getting written agreements etc. before traveling.

 

[HKF]

I’m planning to travel to the future-2024 or 2025-to escape markups.

 

[TigerEyeJazz]

I’m planning to travel to the future-2024 or 2025-to escape markups.

Good call let us know how inflation is doing by then so we can buy now ??

 

[HKF]

Good call let us know how inflation is doing by then so we can buy now ??

Good point, but I’m more thinking avoiding a first year vehicle. This in spite of me having no real issues with my 2018 Accord EXL 2.0T (year 1 for the 10th generation) in the 4+ years that I’ve had it. ?

 

[TigerEyeJazz]

Good point, but I’m more thinking avoiding a first year vehicle. This in spite of me having no real issues with my 2018 Accord EXL 2.0T (year 1 for the 10th generation) in the 4+ years that I’ve had it. ?

I feel like since both the Civic and Integra are similar. A lot of the quirks the 1st model year of the Civic will be evaluated and prepared for the Integra when it launches.

 

[RandomHondafan]

Good point, but I’m more thinking avoiding a first year vehicle. This in spite of me having no real issues with my 2018 Accord EXL 2.0T (year 1 for the 10th generation) in the 4+ years that I’ve had it. ?

How come you're replacing the 2.0 Accord with the Integra? The Accord is a great car. I'm not sure if there is an upgrade going with the Integra

 

[pomegranate]

Good point, but I’m more thinking avoiding a first year vehicle. This in spite of me having no real issues with my 2018 Accord EXL 2.0T (year 1 for the 10th generation) in the 4+ years that I’ve had it. ?

Planning on the same thing

 

[HKF]

How come you're replacing the 2.0 Accord with the Integra? The Accord is a great car. I'm not sure if there is an upgrade going with the Integra

I’m looking for a hatch with at least 200 hp and I find the competition wanting.

 

[Hondabob]

Just curious for any current Acura owners, first time im going to be financing a car since lease deals are non existent

Does Acura offer something similar to Honda care (8yr bumper to bumper) through Acura itself and not a 3rd party?

 

[HKF]

Just curious for any current Acura owners, first time im going to be financing a car since lease deals are non existent

Does Acura offer something similar to Honda care (8yr bumper to bumper) through Acura itself and not a 3rd party?

Yes.

 

[España]

For those of you with reservations , any good advice to avoid MSRP markups or ridiculous add-ons once the vehicle arrives . Hate being at the mercy of the dealer once it arrives. Here is my order:

 

[TigerEyeJazz]

For those of you with reservations , any good advice to avoid MSRP markups or ridiculous add-ons once the vehicle arrives . Hate being at the mercy of the dealer once it arrives. Here is my order:

Get in writing that the dealership will charge you MSRP and ask to not add any additional accessories without the approval from you

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