This Car Makes Me Want to Sell My Toyota Celica
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- This Car Makes Me Want to Sell My Toyota Celica, DIY car repair and car review with auto mechanic Scotty Kilmer. Acura Integra review. Honda vs Toyota, which is better? Toyota Celica vs Acura Integra. Toyota Celica review. The truth about old Honda cars. Car advice. DIY car repair with Scotty Kilmer, an auto mechanic for the last 51 years.
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Can you do a video on a 2005 Acura MDX please
The laughing horse picture cracks me up.
Thanks for the video.
I love acura/honda and Toyota.
Can you do a video of 1993 Chevrolet Corsica...
How good they're..
Scotty Kilmer I need to get me more of that “common sense” 😄
Hay,scotty im 14 and my dad just got me a 2012 nissan juke and it has a cvt transmission and it says to us genuine nissan cvt fluid or it will damage the transmission. What do u think ?
The defined Scotty Check List that automatically makes any car a good car
1. Old Car
2. Similar to a Celica
3. Cold AC
4. Not a Fiat (FCA)
@@frazzleface753 or a Mercedes
5. *Standard Transmission*
JJop123 I'll 2nd that
JJop123 I'll 2nd that
Scotty's nightmare is waking up one morning and finding his celica replaced with a 2009 Mercedes with 200k miles on it, right?
no, anything fiat-chrysler haha.
Uhh naw maybe a Land Rover mid 2000’s🤣🤣
Edward Mar lmfao worse a damler Chrysler when Mercedes bought Chrysler 😂😂😏😂 Scotty would die
This comment was funny af
Or waking up to breaking news of Toyota being bought by Chrysler after going bankrupt.
Its not a scotty video if he doesn't say:
- Shifts like a dream
- Endless money pit
- Ive been a mechanic for 51 years
- Gas hog
- Runs like a clock
You forgot his scanning tool that cost 5 thousand bucks
@@rdone4932 fancy*
Honest Mechanic like me
- Endless money pits “as they age”
- When I was a young mechanic
- “Now you know a little bit more about _______”
- AC blows ice cold
- Crap
- Weak transmissions
My integra has lasted 668k miles without any major rebuilds, only clutch and a couple shocks
That's what I like to hear. If a few people manage to make it close to a million on original stuff, odds are they were well built vehicles.
My old Ford Escort made it to ~240k before I sold it. Basically nothing went wrong... AC on it was godly, too. Would make your hands go numb after about 15 minutes full blast. I'm always disappointed when I get into a modern car and the AC barely chills. If you can't see your breath when you exhale, it's not doing a good enough job chilling your car.
Holy moly
What year??
Justin Galens 1998
It depends how a car is driven many integras were beat as they are a sporty car that attracted younger people , hence why many wont last much longer than 200k
Be careful Scotty.. your Celica is going to get jealous and start breaking down 😁
People think im crazy but when i get a new car i wash the old and new together. Cars get jealous and do give unexpected problems.
@@BNK2006 bruh you are 😂
Yes they do, my 01 Suzuki XL7 "Suzy" ran perfectly for years. Then I started giving more attention to another cars and out of the blue, she started breaking down on me. I swear just like a woman she got jealous and started acting up.. Lol
mnight shamalan: scotty has 2 backup celicas
OMG i thought this only happened to me. Whenever i decide to sell on of my cars. They start braking down.
I had a 1986 Acura Integra with the standard transmission that lasted until 455,000 miles.
Wow
I know a guy that has a Toyota Tacoma with 475,000 miles and still runs great, no need to rebuild the engine, no tranny problems. Great truck, great brand ...greatest.
Remember a former Toyota employee went to work for Honda, then Honda autos got better.
I bet it didn't even need any cambelt changes like those crappy KIAs
My god. What the literal eff did they make the transmission out of? Titanium?
Rafael Salinas A buddy of mine inherited an early 90’s 2wd 5-speed Toyota truck (back before they had a name lol), it has almost 600k, his grandfather bought one at the same time, has over a million. Those 22r (I think that’s right) motors are insanely reliable
This Car Makes Me Want to Sell My Toyota Celica!!!!!!!!!!!!?????????? BLASPHEMY ALERT
Acura's holdin' Scotty hostage !
He never would. He likes the idea of getting it to as many miles as humanly possible, I bet
Wash your mouth out with salty water.
Did not see cat approve Acura so Celica is safe.
Cat probably peed on it
Scotty: "This car makes me want to sell my Celica"
Toyota : *sweats nervously*
Thats a sign of the end times.
Great Line :-)
Finally! An integra video, I’ve been waiting for this!
Still waiting for an RSX video 😎
Still waiting for a prelude video. 😎
Andy still waiting for CB7 accord video
@@BallistaTheDeer me too
95 GSR original owner - 230k miles still drives like new. 100% stock.
When i was younger, a friend's dad gave him a new Integra, it was one of the Gen 1, 2 door with hatch back models. he beat on that car and it never missed a beat. For the time, it's engineering was pretty tight and accurate. around the same time, a cousin of mine had the Legend. He can afford any car and till this day he still says the legend was the best car he's ever had.
I had a 1991 Integra and sold it for $1500 in 2010 with 230,000 miles. It still ran perfectly.
Bought 2 Honda Accords in 1986. I
drove one 140000 miles in 3 yrs with no problems and my wife drove here for 115000 miles on 5 yrs with no problems. We paid 10900 each for the cars brand new and got over half our money back when each was sold! Try that today!
Robert Bass wow, that’s a very good return on you cars. Even sounded like an investment
Thanks to useless Boomers, people can't.
John Smith what do you mean?
They were often stolen.
Very popular with car thieves...
Ya i used to steal these all the time and part them out
@@YNTGUNS damn you're a major loser. Why would you admit to doing that, even if it's a joke..
@@YNTGUNS lmao you're not serious
Gangsters liked them in South Texas. Hondas also
@@gavinhanson9213 🤣 i figured i would trigger someone but damn. Haha
And that's not even a GSR, let alone a Type-R.. Acura/Honda quality at it's best. Goldern Era for sure.
Now they make turbo charged engines and cvt, downhill
@@gigi9467 still can knock honda ,accord is the only mid size with a manual transmission available.
CRAPO2011 i have to actually
See one and i hate the 1.5 liter turbos they having to many problemas those turbo engines aint gonna last not 200k 300k
Only issue ive heard is with the CR-V oil dilution, but its mostly an issue on drivers that idle alot. But if ur not a big turbo fan get 2017 accord J35 V6 with the 6-speed manual
CRAPO2011 yup thats the problem. I dont buy used cars. So i will have to look at toyota or something
I have a 2001 type-r. It's fun to drive and it's fast for a normally aspirated 4 cyl. It uses premium fuel. I'm just worried it being stolen for parts. A friend of mine had his gutted.
Gotta keep them in a garage
With a type R you must be on edge Everytime it's outside
Spend the money on a good security system if your so tweaked cuz you don't own a garage.
You definitely have to watch were you park a type R
I install a kill switch to the ecu on all my car's. Not very difficult.
Scotty's Celica should start his or her own yt channel.
*Knight Rider theme starts playing*
It's first video: "That cheating bastard Scotty"
Her
Scotty's Celica : my owner names Scotty is very gentle with me . He is an amazing mechanic and trustworthy.
Lol
Love my 91 Accord. 309k on the clock just did Timing belt change and she still drives like a dream. Damn good cars
Did you take it on road trips and have you had to get the engine or transmission replaced or just regular maintenance?
@user-hk9pn1iy8g I've taken her on a few road trips, original engine with your regular maintenance and replacing what goes caput after being 30 plus years old is expected, automatic transmission is starting to act up tho
Do you have to get the transmission replaced?@@jeremycoffman4157
Welcome to Acura lol! I love my 03 celica gts but my 01 integra has my heart too 188k miles on it so far no issues for the past 6 years of ownership and everything works on it still! Everything! I love my Integra!!! Lol
I love how scotty uses his toyota celica as a way to let us know he's serious.
The Yabbos on the Kelly Blue Book channel would whine about having to manually lower the back seats to expand the cargo area.
I kinda enjoy Demuro's reviews but he gets annoying at times.
Kids today would ask why there's three pedals too..you need a degree from M.I.T to work on cars today.
I whine about pushing buttons and having to wait for my seat to adjust. Just give me a lever and I'll do it myself haha
Hey i have a 98 integra LS 178k original miles, runs like new everytime
Me too of course I've done maintenance but engine and trans. Are in great shape mine 2000 LS silver 171,000 miles. Runs great.
Can I say 98 Civic with 301k miles? Still running the engine with a damaged head gasket
How do you keep it safe? I’ve heard they get stolen a lot and that’s the main reason why I am hesitant to purchase one.
this integra is real dog........bought one for 1000$ after 3 years and 100.000km drive zero repair plus sold also 1000$ ............and I believe its still on roads
Out of all the pictures you use the horse and the cat buckled up at 3:34 are the best I’ve seen to date
Scotty next week: Just buy an Integra hue hue hue 🐴 😂
Contrast contrast contrast
@Methamphetameme First thing that came to your mind huh? I'll get you a good thick one ;)
My grandmother has either a 93 or 94 integra. Manual transmission. Has around 200k miles and still going. She's had that car for over 20 years. Good cars
I have a 99 Integra GS-R hatchback in milano red 5-speed never getting rid of it
95 dc2 gsr with 265k
96 GSR in Phoenix Yellow
I couldn't agree more - 23 years ago I bought a '96 2 door GSR and still have a blast driving it! Garage kept it's entire life keeps the paint looking new. Maintenance and a few replacement parts is all it has needed so far. BTW, the car in this video has a '97 and later front bumper.
I have 4 integras. They have never let me down! Great cars. Love the video!
I loves my 1998 integra.... I wish I never sold it😪 273,000 miles and finally the trans went after 1 clutch I was a young dumb kid, beat it to death
Hell yeah scotty..i own a 95 integra ls with 205.000km and drives perfect. Grettings from Colombia
Just brought one this year my first car, I had to do some fixing on it but I love it.
Paid $1600 which is a little bit more expensive then some of the others, but this one hasn’t been messed with and everything is still stock and in good nick.
Ayy, I knew I liked you for a reason, I love Hondas.
One of my all time favorite cars. The only thing Scotty missed when talking about Integras is they are thief magnets! I had 3 stolen and gave up on owning another.
My 95 Integra was driven into at an intersection recently. Considered totaled but we were able to fix it with relative ease because the control arm took the whole of the impact while the massive trailing arm was good to go. I'm so happy to have my car back!!!
It's really refreshing to hear you be POSITIVE about something for a change!
He’s always positive when it comes to Toyota and Honda.
I don't think he's negative. He's just honest. I've had Toyota, Volkswagen, Honda, Nissan, Chevy, Mazda and everything he says is right on the money.
Isalia Guerrero did u have a 1969 Chevrolet
@@MannyDelReal ive had a 1970 Chevrolet, starts right up!
@@labornurse he's said older chevy is really reliable.
I had a 95 GSR (higher output).
I was the second owner and bought it with 42k miles on in.
Drove until 270K.
1 timing belt replaced, brakes, 4 new struts (with Eibach 3/4 lower-stiffer springs) and that was it.
And I used to drive that thing haaaard...
Acura is my favorite-2001 CL-S, 200,000+ miles still going strong 💪
I had that same car, silver color, black leather interior. Absolutely loved it.
@@Apocalypsewar1188 I had the 2003 6speed manual - one of my fav car
If its an auto you must change that DW1 regularly. Those type s 6-speeds were fast
Same year here with CL-S 272000 miles still going just alternator replaced recently.
Loved this car so much I bought 2 cuz they're cheap from craiglist lol
I had a 1990 Integra 5 Speed for 4 years and it was one of the best cars I ever owned. I had mine until 145K miles and it was still going. I loved that car.
I'm almost sure this was the model that Acura/Honda lost money on to get their reputation up to par. If Acura were to re-sell the Integra GS-R again with the 1.8L 170hp engine, I would buy it in their emerald green. The suspension and engine were different than the Civics of that era, as well. My only gripe is that they came with a 5-speed manual. If I had the time and money, I would buy one of these used, strip it, repaint it, put a K20 or K24 with a supercharger, a 6-speed manual, drive it for the next 30 years.
they admitted to losing money on every Type R they sold alright, but it wouldn't surprise me that they lost or broke even in Integra's in general in some markets.
Dang I have have a friend with that exact set up lol
Just get an rsx-s. Bullet proof too.
We had
1993 Integra GSR - awesome close gear stick shift
1995 Integra red 4 door stick shift, we love it
1997 Integra Type R - no air, awesome screamer.
Small car but handles well and yes they were a up scale of Civic with Dual Cam 1.8 L
They all made in JAPAN
I can attest to the great Honda engines of that time period. Last month I bought a 1997 Honda Accord LX with 272,000 miles on it for $1200. Now it has 273,000 miles. It immediately starts like this car does, and it can be driven anywhere. Agile and light with great acceleration. No shifting issues, and it's an automatic.
Have you had to replace the engine or transmission or just regular maintenance and have you had any issues passing smog?
@@DevonDavies-p7f No smog in Louisiana. Still has the same engine. I replaced the transmission. It's still rolling.
I had a 2002 Acura RSX and it was a tank ! My son used, my step daughter used it in Miami and I finally got it back, we sold it for $2700.00 with 180,000 miles on it ! It was the best car !
Totally reliable ! Drove it from NY to Virginia to Florida countless times !
Man, makes me think back to when I still had my 95 integra.
The closed captions on this one were a trip!
Acura is the Cadillac of Honda , Honda is the Cadillac of all compact and 4 cylinder cars out there , it Pimps them all .
AnunnakiThe1 FWD trash
Why you
insulting Acura by comparing them to Cadiwrecks?
GM is trash. Brands are just brands. Cadillac as a brand does not compare.
Fun fact is that in Japan the last gen Integra was based off the RSX that we have in the U.S. In the U.S obviously we can't necessarily import a DC5 Integra until the next decade unless if you know a better way to import one. Which I have seen people import some rare cars that aren't necessarily federally legal but only use it for show or very special occasions like in Florida and California and probably more states.
That's why I love my 2003 Honda CRV! 211,000Miles!
My integra actually gets surprisingly great gas mileage. I drive in bumper to bumper interstate traffic and sit at stoplights a lot. I spend probably 40% of the time driving normally, the other 60% is slow crawling traffic. I recently got an average of 29 miles per gallon in my 4 speed automatic, 4 door ls integra. That's really amazing considering it almost never gets the chance to drive normally. It's also the heaviest and least efficient version, also mind you its a quarter of a century old.
Scottys dream car is a 1994 toyota integra type R
Toyoda Celigra type tRd
Thanks for the update... Always good to learn more about vehicles...
My 96 accord still has cold original compressor.
I had a generation 2 Integra. Still regret trading that car in. Fast, great gas mileage, reliable. Why can't they make cars like that any more?
Acura Integra is a pretty good buy come with B series and the GSR come with B18c1 engine and if want to can do K series swap
Or the Type R B18c5 engine, better yet slap a F22C engine and make it a Killer RWD Integra.
My friend had a 1998 model with the automatic. He was always romping on it doing burnouts and the trans would slip. Surprisingly, the trans never self destructed to pieces with how hard he drove it.
As a 94 Integra owner, love ya for this vid Scotty. And you don't need to sell your Celica, just own both 😎
then they can have little babies....perfect honda engine reliability and perfect toyota transmission...10 million miles on the clock
My 2002 rsx (integra dc05) has had just about every part replaced except for engine and transmission.
Lately, fortunately it has started to be more low maintenance at 186000 miles.
I had a Acura RSX type S manual transmission
And it was The most fun I had driving period
Also 0-60 in like 6-7seconds real quick car, loved the high RPM limit as well, it's a dream car of mine along with the f22C, S2000
Must admit that the type S Honda Civic is next on my list or a Subaru WRX STI
I was a teenager when Acura came out. They were all the rave back in the 80s and 90s. Legend, Integra, Vigor
Next video: Why You Should NEVER Buy a 1994 Toyota Celica
Check his channel, take away the 1994 and you would've been right!
Yeah lmao he posted a video about that
1994 Celica is bulletproof. They should bring it back just as it was, with a few minor style improvements. Fantastic car.
I had a new 97 Integra and traded it in at 180k miles--manual transmission and one clutch replacement. I still have an 05 RSX Type-S with over 250k miles--manual transmission and one clutch replacement. Yes, these cars are bulletproof.
My first car was a 91 Acura Integra I miss her! Wish I would have keep it
I have an Integra LS sedan 5 speed with 350K on the clock and she still works in perfect condition. Recently had to replace the radiator but other then that everything is great.
I have a 98 with 310k miles but it has a newer trans and the valves were done.
That body style ended production in 2001(2002 Acura RSX). Great cars I'm glad i kept my 1995 GSR Integra she's still running perfect 14.5@96 mph, all MOTOR & still 30+mpg w easy driving
All jokes aside, the Celica has a beautiful design
Agreed, the celica looks beautiful.
Pretty ugly tbh
especially the gt-four variant, sold to enter in the WRC; that's really my toyota go-to car if I could get my hands on one of those.
I had a 1995 5 spd, 250K miles when traded in after 14 years. Sold because of a little rust over windshield about to go through and the engine chip that started dying with heat causing the engine to cut out.
Best car ever. I should have fixed it and kept it longer.
The Integra Type R is just an amazing machine
It's sad Honda's dont make the same VTech motors like they used too, when that Vtech kicks in, makes you smile
Hadi Khan
VTEC**
I have an Oldsmobile cutlass supreme 1995 (24 years old) everything works on it, cruise control, all windows. Only the ac don’t work and if I put freon in it, it only gets mild cold. But because there is no complicated stuff in it like in a Mercedes s class, nothing can go wrong.
Regarding the fuel economy, premium fuel was required on the 1996 Acura Integra.
No it was not, it used regular octane... Your thinking of the Acura TL.
I have a '94 Acura but the manual states the VTEC engines needed premium.
I have a 2010 Honda Fit with 1.5l ivtec engine + stick shift. Done around 770k miles , no repair done till now. Changed oil regularly, I use Mobil1 full synthetic, changed transmission fluid couple of times. Drive belt changed once. That's it. Honda makes bulletproof vehicles
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92 Camry 460k original motor and trans. Original head gasket and passed smog check in California. Sold it for 300
Error. They did not make the Integra in America until 2006. Last model of the Integra was 2001. It was then replaced by the RSX.
Enter User Name Here. In Japan it was still the Integra.
That was an Integra everywhere else. The US just got a different name plate.
@@KoRnKnoTTeR that's why I said in America.
@@enriqueortiz5440 right, but the US is not everywhere else.
Not replaced, but renamed, in Japan, the same car was still called Integra or DC5 until 2006
My dad bought a civic brand new in 97. Daily drove it living in tennessee and moved to detroit with it. I learned stick on it and ripped on the clutch and i went to replace it when it became my car and it looked barely worn. 214k and 20 years later
Love some car talk! You are a library of knowledge, Scotty!
The 95 Integra was similar in appearance to the 94 Celica. I considered it.
Because they are both direct competition. I hate how scotty compares his lowest trim shitbox version to mid trim integra while mid trim Celica is 1 to 1 as fast and as well habdling as integra with all around disk brakes.
I believe that mine was a 2.2 L, 4 cylinder. The GTS.
We have one we bought new in 04 it’s bone stock and has been passed around the family to a few drivers. My 16 year old son drives it now and it’s never given us a problem.
I realized one thing about Hondas, they have cheap paint.
Today'sTopic : That's true. I bought my 94 in 99 and the seller already had to repaint it. Used cheap Earl Scheib $200 job. Earl's paint is still nice to this day.
Ya their paint is trash. Gf has a tsx, it was one year old and every time I washed it my towel had red paint marks from the painting slowing coming off. Wtf!!
You gotta cut corners somewhere and I’m glad the paint is where they did.
I have a daily 2002 RSX here in Canada that was driven in a lot of winters with 320,000kms(160,000 miles) and the paint still have some shine and sparkle with no peeling.
Had a 1996 Honda Civic EX coupe, manual transmission, that I bought new with cool rims, sunroof and spoiler. Absolutely loved it and was tons of fun to drive!!!
I know Honda power is the best from 90s Ayrton Senna use Honda power..
RIP.
dude
senna could race a fiat engine that brakes down mid race and would still win
especially in the rain
@@HECKproductions Fortunatley he won more on Honda engine
HECKproductions yeah 😂😂😂
I Just changed the original ac compressor on my 07 tsx with 245k miles. Still runs strong.
Who else just went to Craigslist and searched for an Acura Integra?
commando602 Some are dirt cheap now and days!
meee
@@leomedina5614 *nowadays 🤯
Me
Chillin with Dylan Yes and it’s funny because most that are cheap are a complete shell for less than $1000 and to be honest the after market is amazing for the amount of of support this car has! It’s honestly worth it. I wanted to get one at one point but I bought a Mustang GT 2008
I bought a 91 integra rs new 12,5000 out the door plus 1,400 to instal ac. It was a very nice car, didn't change the oil till 77,000 miles and didn't give me any problems nothing broke, to bad they don't make it anymore.
Scotty I love what you do that your straight up!! That's how I try to be with my car channel!!! I liked your video about car reviewers btw lol
hello and thanks!
@@scottykilmer hello wow u made my day!!!!!!!!!!!! Thanks for your reply I will screen shot this moment!!!!!!!
I have a 98 Integra LS. People said that the auto transmissions are poop. Mines lasted to 240,000 miles before it clunked out. Even then it still have 1st and 4th gear and can hit the highway.
First a 1999 Nissan 240SX, then a 1996 Acura Integra! What's another car that's going to make Scotty sell his 1994 Toyota Celica?
1990 Mazda Miata Roadster
Demarco Rosas - I think Scotty is beginning to realize that his Celica really doesn’t have much going for it aside from reliability.
I bought one about a year or so ago 2000 Acura integra LS b18b1 I really like my little car and it's 5 speed manual transmission, I love the way it shifts. I can work on it myself really enjoy it. Everything is stock.
Most old Honda and Acura cars were killed by snapped timing belts.
Very true!!..people just absolutely refused to keep an eye on them or change them when required, then boom the engine ate itself.
The Integra had a Non Interference Motor if the timing belt snapped you were fine. Mine did twice during the life i had it and no issues. Sucks it got Stolen.
My 1990 Integra LS sedan absolutely smokes my friend's 2001 Celica GT, both 5 speeds, mine has 380k miles on it, his has 150k and burns a quart of oil every 500 miles. Only thing my Acura has ever needed was an alternator, pair of driveshafts and a couple of timing belts. Original AC compressor is finally getting a bit noisy, but it still works, never even added any freon to it.
I watch every single video
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Good
@@scottykilmer The 1.8 L 4 cylinder engines were hand built.
My dad had a 1994 Acura Integra. Great car. With minimal maintenance oil changes and the like he got 270k miles on it everything original when he finally traded it in. Still ran great
Scotty must have forgotten to take his lithium.
Jesus Paid It All lmaooo
The integra was a really well build and amazing car I have had 3 of them and none of them gave me issues and still have my gsr that I don’t want to sell.
Scotty You're An Awesome Human Being. I Will Watch Even If Im Not Interested Because You're Fun To Watch. Great Mechanic And Sharing That Knowledge With Us Is A Blessing 🙏🙌
Agreed
Well he aint doing it for free, but I catch your drift and generally agree.
That’s very distinct Honda starter motor from the 90’s brings back lots of memories.
I like to pack up the Hash Pipe with Rocky and get all schmoked up while watching the Scotty Kilmers videos.
Mine just got crashed about a week ago. It was my first car too. Almost at 270k and ran like a dream. Everything worked. It Had never left me stranded. Devastated to see it go.
had to let my GS-R go when the kids came. Living in Chicagoland, It'd probably be rusted out by now anyway.
Possibly, living up north. But Acura/Honda’s are way better than most other Japanese brand living up north. It’s on par with Toyota and beat out only slimly by Lexus. Sometimes in Canada you can see 90’s Civics and Accords everywhere. In comparison, hardly any Nissan/Subaru/Mazda exist any more
Robert Hoffhines didn’t know Chi had that problem
@@dillonhamrick2744 It was just starting at 7 years. My fault for street parking it for 4 of them. How I loved that GSR though.
Robert Hoffhines hail yeah. Acura RSX was decent car too if I recall
@@dillonhamrick2744 Those beautiful free breathing Honda engines are just so satisfying. From my '84 1500DX Civic to my 2012 stock Accord. Even our '05 Pilot rev beautifully. But that 8200 rpm redline on the GSR...