Yep, I was going down the road yesterday and seen a car that said Integra on the left side of the trunk. But in the middle where the Acura symbol should go was a big Honda symbol. I know for a fact it was the Honda symbol, because I looked several times. Plus I double checked to see it say Integra. I sure wish I would have had my camera in the truck, but it was in my car and besides we were in traffic, sou it would have been too hard to take.

I just saw this and thought it was funny.

 

It's the Japanese version of the Integra. Just like the Acura NSX in the states is a Honda NSX in Japan.

 

Canadians get the Honda Integra as well.

 

huh? i doubt it was one of those.... (or if that theory exists) a lot of people DO put other emblems on their cars to make them LOOK like "true" imports.... i have a friend with a tiburon that actually had the emblems ordered from korea.... "Tuscany" as its called over there..... so with no-due respect to rice ( ) those are RICE rockets... they do ALL KINDS of stupid stuff to their cars... thats what MAKES them RICE!

 

I believe fleas has it right. Canadians love Florida this time of year and I will bet it was a Canadian Acura. Did you catch the license plate ID?
Bill

 

The "Acura" nameplate doesn't exist outside of the United States. Although you probably just saw someone that ran out of vinyl graphics and neon lighting to stick on their Honduh.

 

Nope. We get the Acura Integra as well, just as you boys do. It's a North American thing.

 

We have Acura. Here's the Canadian link.

http://www.acura.ca/AcuraEng/Default.htm

 

what you probably have is a ricer that opted to change the badging.

 

It's a Honda Integra in Japan. Adding Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) stuff is supposedly cool, you can't have too much JDM stuff on your ricer.

So go out and get some badges already