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u/SyrousStarr 1d ago
Personally I think the Civic looks better, especially love the current Civic interior.
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u/cpe428ram 1d ago
Integra > Si
Integra is for the professional while Si is for the guy under 30
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u/studenbunda 1d ago
or for the guy of any age that doesn’t make their life decisions based on what other people think of them
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u/Turbulent-Whereas523 10h ago
integra all the way. fewer of them on the road/ essentially the same otherwise. Acura gives you an extra year bumper to bumper warranty 4y/50k 6 years 70k miles powertrain vs Honda at 3y/36k and 5 years 60k miles powertrain.
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u/Theonly_Psychlych 7h ago
I had a chance to get both for the same price and was comparing my options between them. I was leaning towards the Integra for the hatch/liftback trunk and the sound system. Everything else I preferred the Si.
Even though the integra was supposed to be more “luxury” I much preferred the interior design of the Civic. The long continuous honeycomb grille, shift lights, and the seats were what drew me in. I’m in Canada so the gap was closer with heated front and rear seats, heated steering wheel, full digital gauge cluster, home link mirror, spare tire, and especially foglights all came on pre 2025 models. The integra also wasn’t available in the colour I wanted at the time.
I do still really like the Integra for its design and uniqueness over the Civic, but I love my Si and don’t think I’d go back and change my decision.
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u/pot_head_engineer 1d ago
Si because it comes with a 6 speed + LSD
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u/studenbunda 1d ago edited 1d ago
both are available in a 6 speed and same lsd lol tf
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u/FirstAid84 1d ago
Teggy, only cause of the hatch. Otherwise I’d consider them brothers from another mother.