GTI replacement thread

[JST]

Integra? I haven’t driven one but it comes in a 6M hatch and at least around here they seem more available than the Civic Si that they’re based on.

[Jeff_DML]

Josh, nice looking car but modded. Also not interested in older european cars unless super special car.

Not surprised with the long wait for a M2

Originally Posted by JST

Integra? I haven’t driven one but it comes in a 6M hatch and at least around here they seem more available than the Civic Si that they’re based on.

yeah there are a lot, not my ideal car but I should go check out. Would be a good commuter for my wife. Maybe lemming can share his hoehn contacts

https://www.hoehnacuracarlsbad.com/n...icles/integra/

Edit: Annoying thing about the Integra for me is you need to buy the loaded up one to get the 6MT

[Josh (PA)]

Originally Posted by Jeff_DML

Josh, nice looking car but modded. Also not interested in older european cars unless super special car.


Edit: Annoying thing about the Integra for me is you need to buy the loaded up one to get the 6MT

There's not a lot out there anymore, its kind of sad. I grabbed this article that has all the manual new cars:
https://www.caranddriver.com/feature...8aAojiEALw_wcB

Camaro or Mustang might be interesting. The WRX is fun and checks the 4 door box

Didn't know the Mazda 3 hatch still had a manual. Minis are still a ton of fun, even though they're bigger and heavier now.

I agree w/ JST - it seems like the Integra might be the best bet.