[TougeLife]

This Platinum White Integra with the red interior is giving me ITR vibes.

 

[Desert Driver]

Put a black roof on that and it will look even sweeter!

 

[johnv]

That's my car. Looks like the suede is already spotted! IMO needs more of the black accents.

 

[getteg22]

Thinking, was it last year's leather interior color "Espresso"?...my wife's '21 RDX has it, and it looks SWEET. Nice tone of brown against (some) piano black trim, thinking with the white exterior, HAS to be some connection there! ...question, when do you think we will know about more interior color options available ?, any preferences out there?,... I thought I heard after "launch".

 

[Rainbrounicorn]

Was anyone else under the impression that the rear seats would have suede inserts also? D'oh!

 

[VTEC Goes Bwaah]

Platinum White Integra A-Spec at the Acura media event.

 

[RUNN1N]

Put a black roof on that and it will look even sweeter!

It's high on my shortlist of modifications!

 

[houndrunner]

After losing faith that my original LCM reservation was going to be sold at MSRP, I contacted another dealer and reserved a white example. I really like it quite a bit. Not personally into the black roof thing, but it's a very popular look and I can understand folks wanting to do that -- probably will set it off nicely.

Controversial statement time: Although I am still 100% on board with the Integra, the one thing I am actually not fully on board with is the styling, at least from certain angles based on photos. Front ¾ looks nice, rear ¾ looks great, straight-ahead side view is... well, it is what it is. It's not terrible, but it's certainly not what drew me to the car. I also think this is part of the reason why I have such a hard time with color selection -- it's difficult for me to determine what looks the most flattering. And I realize that looks are always going to be subjective... I've personally never been big into the 4-door "coupe" look, and the cheap shot comparison is the Accord Crosstour.

Styling hierarchy: Civic Si > Integra A-Spec > Civic Sport Touring Hatchback, imho.

 

[RUNN1N]

After losing faith that my original LCM reservation was going to be sold at MSRP, I contacted another dealer and reserved a white example. I really like it quite a bit. Not personally into the black roof thing, but it's a very popular look and I can understand folks wanting to do that -- probably will set it off nicely.

Controversial statement time: Although I am still 100% on board with the Integra, the one thing I am actually not fully on board with is the styling, at least from certain angles based on photos. Front ¾ looks nice, rear ¾ looks great, straight-ahead side view is... well, it is what it is. It's not terrible, but it's certainly not what drew me to the car. I also think this is part of the reason why I have such a hard time with color selection -- it's difficult for me to determine what looks the most flattering. And I realize that looks are always going to be subjective... I've personally never been big into the 4-door "coupe" look, and the cheap shot comparison is the Accord Crosstour.

Styling hierarchy: Civic Si > Integra A-Spec > Civic Sport Touring Hatchback, imho.

Is your Platinum White coming with the red interior or black? I spoke with a dealership that had a build date for a 6MT White/Black... but it just seemed too reserved. We'll see.

As for the Crosstour comparison, I totally get it, possibly more than most because my FIL lives next door and drives a Crosstour V6. Functionally, they're very similar, but I think most everything on the Integra is lower profile. Everything on the Crosstour feels big--the tires, the grill, the headlights, the cushy leather seats, even the hatch--it doesn't seem like Honda was looking for anything sleek or aggressive in their design.

I will say, however, despite the hatch on the Crosstour being enormous, it's handy. That load floor is LOW and there's no barrier to heave junk over.

 

[houndrunner]

I went with the red -- I'm in agreement with you there. I would go black interior on a blue or a red car, but otherwise, I prefer a pop of color on the interior! (And as we've discussed, the Orchid looks nice and I think it would be a great choice if I was sure I wouldn't ruin it. 😂)

 

[RUNN1N]

I went with the red -- I'm in agreement with you there. I would go black interior on a blue or a red car, but otherwise, I prefer a pop of color on the interior! (And as we've discussed, the Orchid looks nice and I think it would be a great choice if I was sure I wouldn't ruin it. 😂)

I saw someone around here mentioned they'd go Red/Red if they could... and I would even support that decision. I can appreciate the Blue/Red Acura's done in the last few years. It's a shame it won't be a 2023 option for the Integra.

 

[Desert Driver]

I see the Crosstour. But also the Acura TL.

 

[Slowcarfast]

I think I'll stick with liquid carbon to hide the road grime a little better and try to hide its size, but that white over red looks really good. Very, very close second choice.

 

[A-Spec]

Another look at the Integra in platinum white.

https://twitter.com/i/web/status/1527418693768073237

 

[TougeLife]

This Platinum White Integra at a Houston area Acura dealer looks so good under direct sunlight.

 

[VTEC Goes Bwaah]

Platinum White Integra in Cerritos, California

http://instagr.am/p/CeE_0KYhu84/

 

[A-Spec]

There's a platinum white Integra at Acura Of Alhambra in California.

http://instagr.am/p/CeO4OS3vq8d/
http://instagr.am/p/CeMMS8qpnr8/

 

[VTEC Goes Bwaah]

http://instagr.am/p/CeRgetVJQYQ/

 

[TougeLife]

Is it me or does Platinum White resemble Championship White?