u/ErickRPG

I have a 2018 civic coupe. That is extremely sporty looking. I would not trade it in for a current generation unless you paid me significant profit. It's so boring and ugly. What do you expect of the body style change? I doubt it will look as fabulous as 10th gen. But if it looks significantly different than current gen I might consider getting an SI for the first time and learning stick. I enjoy my 174HP 1.5 turbo for it's acelleration. But would love a change from the CVT drone.

So I'm in the market in the near future. I've been looking at things like integra a spec tech package (this is the only one that would top my built in 450w premium sound system in the EXT), The GR86, Elantra N, Prelude, and a couple of others. But I'd love it if the next civic looked nice enough to not have to jump into the near $40k+ tier.

They are extremely limited. I'm starting to get in the market and am in the $40k range. I've had an orange ScionXD (slow car, but pretty), and energy green civic coupe EXT (my current car). I am interested in the Elantra N and Integra A Spec with red interior (this is the more luxury vs. power angle)

I really love the yellow Yuzu. But I'm way too late on that. How hard are these to get? I have texted 4 toyota dealers near me telling them I'm interested in putting a deposit in, even though 2027 hasn't been announced yet. 2 of them are high volume dealers, and one is from an overall "McGrath" dealer of whom I've bought my last car from and service it there, even though it's Honda not Toyota. So I figure my best bet might be there, being an 8 year service customer with their sister company and bought a new car from them.

I just wanted to ask overall. How did you get your Yuzu, or previous special edition. How long of a wait list, deposit, etc. . did you go through to get one? Did you pay a markup or did you get a fair MSRP deal?

I bought my Energy Green Civic Coupe EX-T in late 2018. Love it. Reliable, fun, and incredibly sharp. I actually think the design refresh after this was a HUGE downgrade. Like looking at prices now, the fact I got this brand new for $21.5K, it looks way more expensive than it is.

I've got it down to 2 cars. That fit the style, look, and feel that I'm after. It's the Elantra N or Integra A-Spec. The N positives is power, fun, screeching starts, gurgling, aggressive styling. The A-spec is the more grown up luxury choice, but also the comfort of a Honda reliability, better gas mileage. But at 200hp and 300lbs heavier than my 174hp coupe, will be just a tad slower. Either car would be significant upgrades.

The main concern obviously is reliability and dealer trust, maintenance costs. I've been going to honda for regular repairs the last 10 years. I really do not drive much. Only 35k miles in 8 years. Can this be my dream car? I'm 49btw. And I love both cars, they both speak to me in different ways.

I have an MSI 271QRX and was thinking of getting a 272URX, since it would jump to 4K from 1440p. But while the URX has only slightly better HDR Color gamut, my current QRX actually has better HDR color volume. They both have pretty much the same peak brightness around 1000 2% window and 260 100% window.

The big jump would be Samsung S95F. With 2000 100% window and 400 100% window. But the smallest is a 55 inch. I really do love playing my PS5 on my 27" OLED which doubles as internet browser. It seems like now's not the time to upgrade. I already have a top of the line in terms of OLED color saturation. and it's a great OLED. It just isn't worth it until the small monitors can take a leap.

Do you think we'll get there? Or have I already achieved peak small monitor console gaming? The only upgrade I'd be making now is jumping from 1440p to 4k.