2026 Acura Integra: St. Louis Pricing & Leasing Guide

Quick Answer: What a 2026 Integra Actually Costs in St. Louis

MSRP for the 2026 Acura Integra runs from $33,400 (Base) to $53,900 (Type S), before a $1,195 destination charge on the first three trims or $1,295 on Type S. St. Louis County’s combined sales tax rate lands close to 9%, though the exact figure depends on the specific city or unincorporated area of the purchase address, so it’s worth confirming the rate for 11777 Tesson Ferry Road specifically or your own address if registering elsewhere in the county. Missouri gives a sales-tax credit for the value of a trade-in, which lowers the taxable amount rather than just the sticker price. Acura Financial Services runs both lease and finance programs on the Integra lineup, and offers change monthly, so current lease specials are worth confirming directly with Frank Leta Acura rather than relying on a number found online.

2026 Acura Integra driving at night with illuminated headlights
The 2026 Acura Integra. Photo: Acura.

MSRP by trim, laid out plainly

Here’s the full lineup before any options, tax, or fees: Base starts at $33,400, A-Spec at roughly $36,550, A-Spec with Technology Package at $38,005, and Type S at $53,900. Add the $1,195 destination charge to the first three, or $1,295 to Type S, and you get the full manufacturer’s suggested price before your own state and local taxes, title, and registration. None of these numbers include dealer-installed accessories or any negotiated adjustment — they’re the manufacturer’s starting point, and the actual number on a buyers order is set at the dealership.

Worth flagging directly: third-party listing sites have shown A-Spec priced anywhere from about $37,100 to $37,700 with destination included, a few hundred dollars of spread depending on installed accessories and how a given listing is configured. Treat any single number you find online as a starting point for a conversation with the dealership, not a locked-in figure.

What St. Louis County sales tax actually does to the number

Missouri’s state sales tax is 4.225%, and St. Louis County adds its own local rate on top, putting the combined minimum around 8.99% — though the exact number shifts depending on the specific city or unincorporated township within the county, since municipal rates stack differently address to address. St. Louis City, which is a separate jurisdiction from St. Louis County, runs closer to 9.68% combined. Because Frank Leta Acura sits in St. Louis County proper, most buyers registering there will land in that county range, but the only way to get the exact number for your situation is to ask the dealership’s finance office to run it for your specific registration address.

One thing that works in a buyer’s favor in Missouri: trading in a vehicle reduces the taxable amount of the new purchase rather than just lowering the out-the-door sticker. If you’re trading toward an Integra, that trade-in value comes off the top before sales tax gets calculated on what’s left, which can be a meaningful difference on a car in this price range.

Lease or buy on this lineup

Acura Financial Services runs lease programs across the Integra range, and like most manufacturer lease programs, the advertised monthly figures move with current incentives, residual values, and money factors that change roughly monthly. A Type S buyer chasing a specific manual-transmission configuration may find lease terms less flexible than on higher-volume trims like Base or A-Spec, simply because leasing companies price residuals more conservatively on lower-volume, enthusiast-focused cars. If a manual Integra with the Technology Package is the target, it’s worth asking directly whether that specific configuration has current lease support before assuming the advertised lineup-wide lease rate applies to it.

Buying outright or financing keeps the car’s future resale and modification decisions entirely in your hands, which matters more on a car like Type S where owners sometimes swap wheels, tires, or add track-day modifications that a lease agreement would complicate.

What Frank Leta Acura buyers say about the finance process

“The finance team was just as helpful, taking the time to ensure that I was comfortable with every decision and understood all of my options,” wrote Stephanie E. after her Integra purchase. Not every finance experience gets the same marks, though — one reviewer described being asked to complete a credit application before getting clear numbers on interest rate and payment, and ultimately buying elsewhere after finding a better trade-in offer at a competing dealership. The lesson either way: ask for your numbers — rate, payment, and trade-in value — in writing early in the process, before a credit application is run, so you can compare apples to apples if you’re shopping more than one dealer.

Frequently asked questions

What’s the out-the-door price on a Base Integra in St. Louis County?

Starting from $33,400 MSRP plus $1,195 destination ($34,595), add roughly 9% combined St. Louis County sales tax (exact rate depends on the specific address) plus title and registration fees. Trading in a vehicle reduces the taxable amount under Missouri law.

Does Acura offer lease deals on the Integra?

Yes, lease programs run across the lineup through Acura Financial Services, with terms that change roughly monthly. Current lease specials for a specific trim and configuration are best confirmed directly with Frank Leta Acura.

Is it cheaper to lease or buy an Integra?

It depends on how long you plan to keep the car and how many miles you drive. Leasing typically lowers the monthly payment but caps mileage and limits modifications; buying costs more upfront but builds equity and avoids mileage penalties, which matters more on a performance-oriented trim like Type S that owners tend to keep and modify longer.

Does trading in my car actually lower my taxes in Missouri?

Yes. Missouri applies sales tax to the difference between the new vehicle’s price and your trade-in’s value, not the full purchase price, so a trade-in reduces your taxable amount directly.

Get exact numbers before you commit

Sales tax rates, current incentives, and lease terms all shift by address and by month. The only way to know your real out-the-door number is to have Frank Leta Acura’s finance office run it for your specific trim, trade-in, and registration address.

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MSRP figures exclude destination charge, taxes, title, registration, and dealer-installed accessories; the dealer sets the actual selling price. Sales tax figures cited are general Missouri and St. Louis County rates as of this writing and can vary by specific address and are subject to change; confirm the exact rate and all fees with Frank Leta Acura’s finance office. Lease terms, incentives, and interest rates change frequently and are not guaranteed by any figure in this guide; confirm current offers directly with the dealership. Customer quotes are excerpts from public Google reviews of Frank Leta Acura describing buyers’ general purchase experience at the dealership.