What is the right price for an Acura Integra Type R? Originally hailed as the finest front-wheel-drive vehicle built for enthusiasts, its reputation endures even two decades later. In its heyday, it carried a starting MSRP of $24,350, which was considered quite reasonable. While its value has remained relatively consistent, a current listing in California is asking a staggering $35,000 for a 30,000-mile model, potentially making it the most expensive version available.
Listed on Craigslist in the San Francisco Bay Area, this Integra Type R stands out for its pristine condition. However, it’s worth noting that it isn’t entirely original; modifications include an Injen cold air intake, Mugen pedals, Mugen shift knob, Strup headers, and various suspension tweaks. The seller asserts that these alterations can be reversed, though the original OEM parts are not included with the sale.
According to the advertisement, this vehicle has never been driven in the rain and is reportedly well-maintained. While there aren’t many detailed shots of the paint job, the Integra appears to be in good condition, particularly when compared to other listings featuring higher mileage cars.
The seller has stated that they are not open to trades, and while the price is “slightly negotiable,” it’s still a significant investment. Located in Sacramento, this might be an excellent opportunity for someone looking to spend the cost of a new Mustang GT on a nearly two-decade-old Integra. However, potential buyers should note that the seller is not interested in entertaining any unrealistic offers.
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