This Honda Integra Type-R Rendering Is Faithful To Both The Past And The Present - gallery

An industrial designer's vision of a modern-day Honda Integra Type-R is just right.

The designer is a big-time Integra Type-R fan and has done his utmost to reinterpret the original design in a more modern way.

The rendering is inspired by both the DC2 and DC5 generations of the Integra.

The front is inspired by the JDM spec DC2

While the back draws obvious inspiration from the newer DC5 generation.

In the artist's mind, the 2022 Integra Type-R is envisioned with a 2.4-liter i-VTEC engine that makes 276 hp at 8,600 RPM.

The hood, roof, and rear hatch are carbon-fiber., which results in a curb weight of 2,580 lbs.

The driver-centric interior features lots of red accents, while the seats are finished in Alcantara.

The main highpoint, however, is the six-speed close-ratio manual transmission.

There is also plenty of chasiss bracing for increased rigidity, as well as adjustable coilover suspension.

The 18-inch Enkei forged wheels are wrapped in semi slick Bridgestone Potenza tires.

The tall rear wing is also adjustable.

Swipe up for more on this epic Integra Type-R rendering. Would you buy one over the original?