Midlife Crisis Mode Activated: Acura turned 40 years old today and decided to build an awesome retro race car.

A birthday present to itself, the new Acura Integra 40 Racer recreates the brand's IMSA-winning race car from the late '80s.

Comptech race team took Acura to success right out of the box ...

With manual steering, manual brakes, and a manual transmission, the build is drool-worthy homage to one of the most successful Integra race cars.

Acura built the Integra 40 Racer to celebrate four decades since it first set wheels on American soil on March 27, 1986. Back then, the Japanese luxury brand brought the Legend sedan and the Integra ...

Acura broke ground and officially opened its doors 40 years ago, and the brand just celebrated it in one of the coolest ways ...

Built by Honda Racing Corporation, this restored first-gen Integra pays tribute to four IMSA championship seasons from the ...

This car won IMSA championships from 1987 to 1990 ...

Acura is taking the Integra racing but rather than tackling road courses or racetracks, it will actually take part in the American Rally Association’s L2WD class. Obviously, the Integra is not an ...

The Acura Integra Type S provides plenty of thrills with its rorty turbo-4 power and agile moves. It even performs well on a racetrack, but now it appears Acura wants to give its compact pocket rocket ...

When most people turn 40, they're happy with an all-you-can-eat buffet dinner at the nearest Ponderosa Steakhouse. But chewing on an overcooked piece of meat in a restaurant oozing with outdated decor ...