It depends on how much it costs. But price aside, Integra Type-Rs are pretty bad ass cars, even by today's standards. The motor is pretty peaky, but it's good enough to pull off pretty quick quarter-mile times (14.5 seconds is one of the better times I've seen, which is about as fast as a run-of-the-mill Mazda RX-8). But straight-line acceleration isn't really what it's about, as it is arguably one of the best-handling FWD cars ever made, especially considering the fact that it was first introduced ten years ago. A lot of people are still after these cars, as no other reasonably priced Acura/Honda product can mess with it, especially on autocross courses. And on top of that, its fuel economy was decent (25 city/30 highway mpg) for being such a high-strung track car. Ones in good condition still command a pretty good price.
I'll put it this way... I was considering getting one as a "fun" daily-driven beater (easier maintenance, better fuel economy, no modding really necessary), but it wasn't in my budget to do so. Trust me, many Evo/STI guys who have experienced the car at some point in their lives would still snatch one up in a heartbeat if they could. If it's in good condition and a decent price, I'd get it if I were you. Just be prepared for having to rev it up high to pick up speed... not to mention the fact that it's a commonly stolen/vandalized vehicle.
