ACURA · MANUFACTURER NEWS · NOVEMBER 13, 2026

Acura Integra Type S Goes Yellow With a Limited Heritage Edition

Acura is bringing yellow back to the Integra—and giving longtime Type R fans something familiar to stare at.

The 2027 Integra Type S Heritage Edition alongside the original Integra Type R. Photo: Acura.

The 2027 Integra Type S Heritage Edition celebrates the 30th anniversary of the original Integra Type R’s U.S. debut. Limited to 700 units for the U.S. market, it wears Blazing Phoenix Yellow paint, copper-finish wheels and black Type S badges. Inside, a titanium shift knob recalls the Japanese-market Type R, while yellow stitching and perforation accents brighten the Ebony upholstery.

The tribute comes with modern muscle: a turbocharged 2.0-liter four-cylinder producing 320 horsepower and 310 pound-feet of torque. A six-speed manual with automatic rev matching and a limited-slip differential remain standard. Your left foot still has a job.

The Heritage Edition retains the Type S’s distinctive triple exhaust outlets. Photo: Acura.

Updates extend to the regular 2027 Type S, which gains gloss-black wheels and mirror caps, yellow brake calipers, revised interior trim and redesigned upholstery choices. New standard conveniences include driver-seat memory, reverse tilt-down mirrors and memory brake hold.

The regular 2027 Integra Type S with redesigned Orchid upholstery and blue accents. Photo: Acura.

Including the $1,395 destination charge, the regular Type S starts at $55,995; the Heritage Edition starts at $58,295. Both are built in Marysville, Ohio, and are scheduled to begin reaching dealers in December.

Source: Acura’s full release. Photos: Acura.