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Pricing figures for the all-new Integra have been officially released. We can now be more certain how much a fully loaded 2023 Integra will cost when it officially goes on sale in June. 

Pricing for the 2023 Acura Integra

Acura officially confirmed a starting price around $30,000 ($30,800 to be specific), so we knew where to start. At this time, there is still a $500 deposit to reserve a new 2023 Integra, and Acura has finally released some specific Integra costs for excited buyers. 

You can finally see estimated prices online if you want to reserve a new Integra. Acura’s website lets you choose a package and exterior and interior color option, but then prompts you to select a local dealer who will help you place your reservation.

Acura details specific costs for a fully loaded 2023 Integra online.

Reservation page for the 2023 Acura Integra, not showing cost.
2023 Acura Integra reservation page | Acura

Package option costs for the newest Acura model

The 2023 Acura Integra will arrive with a variety of package options. Buyers will be able to choose from a base Integra, Integra A-Spec Package, and Integra A-Spec with Technology Package. (That top-level option is the package that 70% of Integra buyers want so far and includes the most tempting interior features.)

We know that the Integra is replacing the ILX as Acura’s entry-level affordable sports sedan, and the ILX offers similar package options to the Integra. Package option costs for the Acura Integra line up about the same with what we saw for the latest ILX.

The 2023 Integra A-Spec starts at $33,300 and will go up in price with the addition of any extra features, equipment, and accessories.

A 2023 Integra A-Spec w/Technology Package (with either the six-speed manual transmission or CVT) starts at $36,300, and will likely offer more optional features closer to launch or when ordering through a dealer. A fully-loaded model with all the bells and whistles will likely cost closer to $40,000.

Dimly lit shot of a 2023 Acura Integra, cost unknown, parked in a garage
2023 Acura Integra | Acura

How much would a 2023 Integra Type S cost?

Fans are chattering in every corner of the car enthusiast world about the potential for a 2023 Acura Integra Type S model, but Acura hasn’t yet confirmed any existence.

Car and Driver estimates that a 2023 Integra Type S will cost “significantly more” than the base Integra, but as of yet, it’s all a guess. Acura’s powerful TLX Type S starts at nearly $13,000 more than its base TLX sedan. If the Integra should receive a high-performance model and share the recipe, an Integra Type S would likely cost around $43,000-$45,000.

Fingers crossed, because we’d love to see a Type S variant of the all-new Integra.

White Acura TLX Type S sedan posed in a showroom
Acura TLX Type S sport sedan | Acura

When will we know more?

Acura, like its sibling brand Honda, is notoriously tight-lipped and loves to make fans wait. However, we know now that the 2023 Integra goes on sale in June 2022. 

We’re thrilled to see specific pricing details for the cost of a 2023 Integra, and can’t wait to see this handsome beast out on the road.

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Becca Hopkins joined MotorBiscuit as a Staff Writer, Mentor in 2022. A graduate of the University of Vermont, where she earned a Bachelor of Arts in English and Sociology, Becca brings several years of experience writing professionally to the team. Her many years of expertise include writing automotive content for companies such as Dealer.com and Cox Automotive.

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