Acura Integra

Background: My wife drove this car for about 2 years and 30,000 miles. This was our first Acura.

Performance: The 1.8L four cylinder engine is peppy and oh so smooth. At 140 HP, it's powerful enough to motivate the car to 60 MPH in around 8 seconds with the standard transmission, which we had. Fuel efficiency is great as well--we averaged 22-24 MPG overall.

Reliability: We had no problems, but having owned the vehicle for so few miles, I'll have to default here to Consumer Reports, which has consistently rated the Integra as very reliable car.

Comfort: Not a car designed for cross-country travel but comfortable given it's a two-door sports coupe. Interior noise is high on the highway, as tire drone and wind rush both flood the interior fairly easy. The back seat is only for kids and adults under 4 feet tall.

Quality and Craftsmanship: A tightly constructed car, the Integra is a quality product through and through.

Overall: A fun, affordable sports coupe for the practical at heart. Good fuel efficiency and classic styling make this a highly desirable used car.

very nice used car it had been in a accident but the repair work was excellent drives and rides great to be almost 10 years old dont be folled by salvage titles take a good look at the car then decide for yourself also never send in a non refundable deposit on a auction if the buyer cannot wait for you to look at the vehicle first hand then you are probably being scammed

The VTEC motor that the car comes with is amazing. It's like driving a dirtbike. When the "power band" kicks it, there's nothing like it. Usually this kind of car has very high mileage; however, the engine runs it's best in the 100k's. The bucket seats are very comfortable.

I bought the 2001 Acura Integra manual transmission on August 29th. Great car for the price. Has a manual transmission and shifts out great. The acura is a great gas saver and I haven't filled the tank since I bought it which was a week and two days ago. Great car for college students who are on a gas budget. Overall very good car.

This are is awesome a car, girls love it, guys stare at it. I don't like the fact that they steal these like crazy. I love the car and its looks.

Nice car, my son has one (his is a 1994, four door model) and I liked it so much, I got me one, the one I bought is a two door.

It was a good buy,the car and the seller made it very easy to happend.I will be happy to buy agian from cars 4 causes very honest people.
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This generation of Integra is the best kept secret in the world of sporty compact cars. It must be, the prices are so shockingly low for what you get. I've had my Integra LS for the past 13 years and love it. Still looks great (better than a lot of newer cars, in my opinion), rides great and is ultra reliable. It hasn't been problem free, by any means, but maintainance and repairs are quite reasonable compared to other cars. I've only had to have it towed once, and that was because a mechanic had misaligned a belt on a recent service.

The trick is to find an Integra that hasn't been abused, and that's not easy. Most have been modified to death (and not by a qualified professional), street raced or otherwise neglected. What a shame. If you can find one in original condition, buy it immediately!

One of the other reviewers mentioned a problem the automatic shoulder belts. Acura warrantees seatbelts for the life of the car, so any Acura dealership will replace a broken safety belt and it won't cost you a dime. My driver's side shoulder belt motor failed a couple of years ago and the dealership replaced it no problem (they also stole my hood emblem, but that's another story).

I've had 5 full-sized adults in the car at a time. It's cozy, but the car will accommodate. Fold down the rear seats and you have a surprising amount of cargo space. I can put an mountain bike in there without popping off the front wheel. Seats are supportive with good bolsters, but firm. Long road trips can leave you with a few aches. Placement of controls is perfect. Reach for the shift knob and it falls right into your hand. Instrument panel is clear and uncluttered. Everything is simple and functional.

Outward visability is incredible. The other reviewer is correct, there are no blind spots. The hood has a nice low profile so you don't have to peer over an acre of sheet metal to see the road. Visability out the back is superb.

Gas mileage is excellent too, I get about 25 mpg on regular gas (that's another plus, you don't need premium).

My only complaints are:
1) The most common complaint for any car, horsepower. 140 hp is not bad for a 1.8L four cylinder, but a little more zest wouldn't hurt.
2) The stock suspension is a little soft, then again the car is 16 years old. Some inexpensive aftermarket parts can easily solve this.

Speaking of parts, you can get any OEM part from the dealership EXCEPT floor mats. They don't make them anymore. But you can get decent reproductions from www.dstuning.com.

Now go buy an Integra before everyone catches on and the prices go up!

THIS CUSTOMER IS A LIAR....SOLD ME A CAR THAT IS NOT SAFE TO HAVE ON THE ROAD ENGINGE DAMAGE, ROTORS DAMAGED, CALIPERS DAMAGED, ENGINE LEAKING OIL MUFFLER READY TO FALL OFF DONT EVER BUY FROM THIS SELLER AND DOES NOT ANSWER HIS PHONE FOR QUESTIONS

i like the 1995 acura integra gsr sedan because it is a rare car. this car has the b18c in it which is a vtec motor and it is the motor that honda enthusiast want for engine swaps. the car is rare because most of the acura integra gsr's you find are coupes which this one is a sedan and hard to find. car ran and drove excellent and had many modifications done to it.