[houndrunner]

Kinda neat comparison here, as Tedward owns and daily-drives an 11th-gen Civic Si, so I was looking forward to this comparison. Pretty measured, and nothing that you probably aren't already aware of, but still worth a watch. (I am admittedly biased, as Tedward's POV Civic videos were part of what led me to the Integra, actually.)

 

[johnv]

One of the better comparisons here. There's reasons why the Si is cheaper and the Integra is more expensive. Lots of reasons why either one could be the right choice for an individual.
Respect.

 

[Slowcarfast]

Glad to hear his perspective and that the Integra isn’t any worse handling. It was also nice to see some of the details I didn’t know the Si didn’t have (sunglass holder, temp gauge, etc).
Being a driver’s car, not the fastest car, really resonated with me. I’m glad he mentioned the gas mileage which is often missing but a big selling point, especially today. Outrunning faster cars on twisty roads while getting 30+ mpg is hilarious.

 

[azoth]

I was surprised he found the rear window visibility of the Integra better than the Si. Mentioned that while backing up. I assumed the Si had better visibility.

 

[TheRas900]

Considering both of these vehicles, this was a pretty good review.

 

[JimmyM01]

He recently did a 17-minute long morning commute POV video.

Welcome to the 2023 Acura Integra A-Spec with Technology Package. It comes with a 1.5L turbo mated to a 6 speed manual transmission and Limited Slip Differential. But how does it function in your daily life? Is this a car you'd want to commute with in the city or on the highway? Let's look at the driving experience and fuel economy to find out.

 

[houndrunner]

He recently did a 17-minute long morning commute POV video.

Hell yeah, and starting off in my hometown to boot! (He speaks the truth about RI drivers btw. 🤣)

 

[Rainbrounicorn]

He recently did a 17-minute long morning commute POV video.

Welcome to the 2023 Acura Integra A-Spec with Technology Package. It comes with a 1.5L turbo mated to a 6 speed manual transmission and Limited Slip Differential. But how does it function in your daily life? Is this a car you'd want to commute with in the city or on the highway? Let's look at the driving experience and fuel economy to find out.

I enjoyed this vid. The Integra is hella fun to drive, and that’s really his takeaway. I really enjoy mine.