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ABOUT 2023 ACURA INTEGRA After years of clamoring and speculation from fans, the Acura Integra is returning, and the Manufacturers declared that the new Integra is not a direct replacement for the ILX. Initial teaser images of the Integra Prototype, as Acura calls it, provided little insight. The automaker was mum on details, other than to say that the car would be available with a manual transmission. At its unveiling, however, we now have a much better idea of the car’s appearance and performance. The car will start at around $30,000 when it goes on sale towards the end of the year 2022. The 2023 Acura Integra looks a lot like an Acura TLX or ILX and will be available exclusively as a 4-door car with a lift-back (think hatchback). There’s precedent for this setup in the Integra lineup, as Acura offered the first three generations of the car with two or four doors. Acura painted the prototype Indy Yellow Pearl as a throwback to the Integra Type R’s Phoenix Yellow color from the early 2000
