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Yea the purple is cool but I went with grey. It honestly wasn’t much more expensive than my trade. 46k on trade and 50k for the car. For the 4k difference, it was a lot more car. Had the CTR not been worth so much, then that’s definitely a different story.

I personally didn’t but it’s a known thing. Most dealers charge a markup for CTRs. It’ll probably be worse for the new one too. When I bought mine, I had to travel roughly 300 miles away to the middle of no where to get a fair deal. Everyone near me had a 5-10k markup.

Yea, here is the rub, I need to navigate to and from work everyday. So having an infotainment that constantly froze, etc, was a dealbreaker. Especially since Honda doesn't have a fix and many with replacement units still have issues. There are lengthy threads about it here, and articles written...

Honestly, the horrific infotainment and lack of blind spot are what forced me to make a change. The complete unreliability of the infotainment when it something I depend upon every day was unacceptable in a 2021 model. Not to mention I go more than I paid on trade, it was a no brainer.

Yeah I definitely miss the brakes on the Type R but thats about it. I'm hoping that I can upgrade the brakes with a factory option that brings that gap a little closer. The rear leg room doesn't bother me. I don't usually have anyone in my back seat. My wife and I have no kids, and our second...

I actually bought a new car last weekend. I took advantage of the inflated trade value while I still had it. Got close to 46k for mine in case anyone was wondering. Paid msrp for my new car - 2022 BMW m240i

Yea quite frankly, I'm not as in need of a manual as I once was. The reason for my choice were I felt it was the ultimate blend for a daily - fun, nice, and capable. AWD, almost 400hp, insanely nice interior space, options and features that I value. Lastly, my better half can drive it...

I ended up trading my car in last weekend gents. 2022 BMW M240i

Thanks for the replies everyone. Here is the nitty gritty situation. I'm getting rid of the CTR regardless. While its a great car, I don't feel its worth the elevated price tag. I actually ordered a car back in December that still hasn't arrived yet. Given the used market on these has softened...

Is anyone else considering trading in their Type R for the new Integra? Before you freak out, hear me out. 1) I don't track my car ever 2) I don't even drive aggressively 3) It'll still have a manual transmission which I greatly enjoy 4) It will have a nicer interior 5) The styling is more...

These have been sold. Thanks to everyone for their interest.

Pretty much the same experience here. It was the icing on the cake for me. I can deal with interior rattles, lack of blind spot, horrid factory wheel/tire combo, and non-adjustable drive modes. However, the one thing I depend on everyday to navigate to and from work has to work and be reliable...

Center caps and lug nuts

Inner barrels

I snapped some photos today. The inner barrel on a couple wheels have some small scratches. The center caps also have some scratches.

Hi everyone, EDIT: Deal Pending for 12/24/21. I'll let you know if the sale falls through. I ordered a vehicle from another manufacturer and will be trading in my CTR. As such, I need to sell my wheels and lug nuts. No, I will not ship. I am located in Pittsburgh PA. Wheels were ordered...

For everyone looking to do this. Mine would not come off without damaging it no matter what technique I tried. So what I ended up doing was removing the boot from underneath. I removed the trim, lifted the boot, removed the zip tie, and was able to remove the collar that way. Do yourself a...

I am putting my winter wheels/tires on the Type R this weekend. I'll absolutely daily it. Granted, I am getting rid of it in a few months but, I would otherwise as well. If I felt this were a collectors item that would be a different story. However, with so many made and an LE version, I can't...

I used to be an auto damage adjuster and that $1600 doesn't sound unreasonable for a total cost. The shop is going to have a few hours in just disassembly and reassembly. In Boston I wouldn't be surprised if the hourly rate is $100+ per hour. Next you have the cost of the bumper itself. If...

bump. last two still available