integra arent really sporty. the NSX yeah..

 

Tell that to my insurance company

 

considered sporty cuz teenage people drive it like crazy. and its the most accident prone vehicle. no matter who drives it. there it will always get hit.

my car got hit 3 times when it was parked.

 

Aside from being the most stolen car, integras run the gamut as far as drivers. I think I have seen more young college girls and grandmas driving integras more than I've seen ricers driving integras. The cars they drive are mostly stock though, but look extremely well kept.

 

Your never too old if you go to the race track you see all types of people and all ages also. Im 34 and drive a modded Integra and a modded Accord.

 

My 67-year old dad used to own my 'Teg.

I'm 38 now...

 

for an ITR or even a GSR you can never be too old... an ls/rs/gs and i start looking else where at an older age

 

One thing Ive noticed, is that there's often an age gap, like between very early twenties (20-23) and the early thirties (roughly), where guys opt not to modify their cars. Its easy when you're young, living at home and having something big to prove, but when you hit your twenties most of us tend to have to think more reliable....for a while anyways
You have rents, utilities, cell phones and all those bills you picked up entering adulthood and you're not exactly living with mom and dad anymore...so those hard earned dollars sometimes have to go for more logical things
THEN, you have your kids and families and homes etc... I find that when many people go back to modifying their cars, its around the 40's+...the kids are older, the job is more secure and you have some play money in the bank...But even then I find that they're more apt to go for the stronger engine and generally more "expensive" vehicles over the smaller, rougher ones.
...But thats just what I'VE noticed
And you ARE only as old as you feel...(and look lol)

 

Mine is only slightly modified, I'm 41.

 

Agreed, I had far more disposable income to mod cars when I was 17 living at home. My friends and I now (late 20's) spend out money buying houses/weddings rather than on cars.