2023 Honda Civic Type R - July 1st

Burrcold · 11-05-2022, 04:09 PM

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Originally Posted by Donatello.

$37k is lol too. Looking forward to the depreciation

Are you mental??

Coconut · 11-05-2022, 09:11 PM

A few Bay Area dealers have the Civic Type R in stock. They are all asking asking $25k over MSRP. Not sure if they’re getting that but I wouldn’t be surprised if people are paying $10-15k over right now.

$60k is just nutty, you got to be a real Honda fan I suppose.

pikkagtr · 11-06-2022, 10:26 AM

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Originally Posted by Coconut

A few Bay Area dealers have the Civic Type R in stock. They are all asking asking $25k over MSRP. Not sure if they’re getting that but I wouldn’t be surprised if people are paying $10-15k over right now.

$60k is just nutty, you got to be a real Honda fan I suppose.

I am a "REAL" Honda fan, but I also have a brain
It is already over priced at MSRP, let alone 10k over
$55k gets you a very nice M240i
Or a Zupra
Both far better than a FWD econo hatchback with red carpets ala fast and furious

psuibmw · 11-06-2022, 12:04 PM

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Originally Posted by pikkagtr

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Originally Posted by Coconut

A few Bay Area dealers have the Civic Type R in stock. They are all asking asking $25k over MSRP. Not sure if they're getting that but I wouldn't be surprised if people are paying $10-15k over right now.

$60k is just nutty, you got to be a real Honda fan I suppose.

I am a "REAL" Honda fan, but I also have a brain
It is already over priced at MSRP, let alone 10k over
$55k gets you a very nice M240i
Or a Zupra
Both far better than a FWD econo hatchback with red carpets ala fast and furious

I actually have a Civic Si and it's as much fun as my more expensive Bimmers

The CTR should be much fun.

GERMAN M3 · 11-06-2022, 10:20 PM

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Originally Posted by Red Bread

Good luck. Just look at used CTR or Golf R prices. It's not like it's a Mazdaspeed.

Golf R prices are ridiculous!!

G30M · 11-06-2022, 10:54 PM

i just want a 'Ring lap time

pikkagtr · 11-06-2022, 11:52 PM

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Originally Posted by psuibmw

I actually have a Civic Si and it's as much fun as my more expensive Bimmers

The CTR should be much fun.

I'm sure it is loads of fun, BUT it's also not 55k
My 2000 EK Coupe with a high comp B18C1 GSR swap and 2340lbs is probably more fun than your modern Civic Si
Also costs me about 7k to build it

chris719 · 11-06-2022, 11:58 PM

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Originally Posted by OkieSnuffBox

lololololololol

People buying 15 year old beaters for $5k and rental quality cars for $30k and he thinks $37k is crazy lol. Evo X was $32k with minimal options in 2008.

blinkme323 · 11-07-2022, 09:14 AM

So I'm guessing that the Integra Type S will be what, probably 55ish MSRP then?

pikkagtr · 11-07-2022, 09:58 AM

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Originally Posted by chris719

People buying 15 year old beaters for $5k and rental quality cars for $30k and he thinks $37k is crazy lol. Evo X was $32k with minimal options in 2008.

With inflation that rental car interior EVO X is $44113.90 today
Still a better car than the CTR I would say
It just won't pas any emissions laws

Mingwan · 11-07-2022, 10:20 AM

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Originally Posted by blinkme323

So I'm guessing that the Integra Type S will be what, probably 55ish MSRP then?

Acura would really be shooting themselves in the foot by pricing the integra type-s higher than a TLX type-s.

kyriian · 11-08-2022, 07:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Mingwan

Acura would really be shooting themselves in the foot by pricing the integra type-s higher than a TLX type-s.

Not so sure, you'd be suprised how far some people would go to have a manual, because 'sAvE tHe mAnUaL!!!!!!'

Donatello. · 11-08-2022, 01:23 PM

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Originally Posted by chris719

People buying 15 year old beaters for $5k and rental quality cars for $30k and he thinks $37k is crazy lol. Evo X was $32k with minimal options in 2008.

How many of them are you buying then?

Not sure why someone can't have an opinion different from yours. Enjoy your $37k car.

chris719 · 11-08-2022, 04:32 PM

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Originally Posted by Donatello.

How many of them are you buying then?

Not sure why someone can't have an opinion different from yours. Enjoy your $37k car.

No one said you can't have an opinion. I just think it's a bad one. If I wanted a Civic at all I would have no problem with the price.

Donatello. · 11-08-2022, 10:14 PM

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Originally Posted by chris719

No one said you can't have an opinion. I just think it's a bad one. If I wanted a Civic at all I would have no problem with the price.

& I think yours is bad. Now we are covered.

OkieSnuffBox · 11-09-2022, 06:28 AM

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Originally Posted by Donatello.

How many of them are you buying then?

Not sure why someone can't have an opinion different from yours. Enjoy your $37k car.

lololololololol

OkieSnuffBox · 11-09-2022, 06:29 AM

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Originally Posted by chris719

No one said you can't have an opinion. I just think it's a bad one. If I wanted a Civic at all I would have no problem with the price.

I literally have no idea why he posts here. 95% of his posts are "that car is stupid for that price lol"

heavyD^2 · 11-09-2022, 09:40 AM

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Originally Posted by pikkagtr

I am a "REAL" Honda fan, but I also have a brain
It is already over priced at MSRP, let alone 10k over
$55k gets you a very nice M240i
Or a Zupra
Both far better than a FWD econo hatchback with red carpets ala fast and furious

I don't agree with paying over MSRP for any vehicle but at MSRP it's a pretty safe purchase as they are going to make less this generation and it's going to hold its value like few vehicles out there. In three years most (maybe all) vehicles in the $50-60k MSRP range will be worth much less than a Type R used.

Donatello. · 11-09-2022, 11:37 AM

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Originally Posted by heavyD^2

I don't agree with paying over MSRP for any vehicle but at MSRP it's a pretty safe purchase as they are going to make less this generation and it's going to hold its value like few vehicles out there. In three years most (maybe all) vehicles in the $50-60k MSRP range will be worth much less than a Type R used.

Just wait for the coming "crash" They won't be

heavyD^2 · 11-09-2022, 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by Donatello.

Just wait for the coming "crash" They won't be

Any fair mileage stock Type R will always hold excellent resale value. We aren't talking about six digit collector cars here. It's still relatively affordable and will be fairly insulated from any economic downturns.

Donatello. · 11-09-2022, 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by heavyD^2

Any fair mileage stock Type R will always hold excellent resale value. We aren't talking about six digit collector cars here. It's still relatively affordable and will be fairly insulated from any economic downturns.

Things people don't need are the first to suffer in recessions. No one needs this thing to get to work. You ignore history

Red Bread · 11-09-2022, 06:40 PM

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Originally Posted by Donatello.

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Originally Posted by heavyD^2

Any fair mileage stock Type R will always hold excellent resale value. We aren't talking about six digit collector cars here. It's still relatively affordable and will be fairly insulated from any economic downturns.

Things people don't need are the first to suffer in recessions. No one needs this thing to get to work. You ignore history

What are you talking about? It's a reasonably efficient five door hatch, not a Miata or a Z06.

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blinkme323 Captain 539 Rep 804 Posts Drives: 2018 M3 CS Join Date: May 2011 Location: Philly iTrader: (1)	So I'm guessing that the Integra Type S will be what, probably 55ish MSRP then? __________________ 2018 SMB M3 CS
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