Acura Integra Usados en Venta

Handles well over 100,000 miles driven in this car and all I've had to do is change the oil one of the most beautiful cars it's generation the leather seats and "bad-boy" styling are to die for

I am the second owner of my 1997 Acura Integra LS. People are shocked to learn it is nearly 20 years old. The mileage is creeping up there (just like me), and I have kept up with all the regular maintenance like timing belt and exhaust replacements when needed, just like I would check and maintain my own health issues as I get older. I am in pretty good shape for my age. So is my Integra. I have had no major problems, and none that you wouldn't expect from an older car. Another amazing phenomenon is that it has, just the last year, just started to rust a little around the wheel wells, but I live in the northeast. I expected a whole lot more than what it is. Kind of like my wrinkles. It rides and travels beautifully, and the gas mileage on this little girl is unbelievable! I get about 36 or 37 MPG on the highway. The other thing I like about the Integra is that there are very few blind spots around the car, unlike a lot of newer model cars. The Integra handles really well on snowy roads but not so good on ice (what vehicle does?) It sits low to the ground, so if there is a major snowfall, you have to tuck yourself in after the first few inches are on the roads until the road crews get out to plow. That hasn't been an inconvenience for me at all.

Fun reliable, fast, good handling, perfect finish. It was so well built, nothing ever broke except the antenna:). This car was so low you had the impression of being an inch or two of the ground. Best car I've ever driven. Hands down. Quick, nimble, good on gas, parts easy to find and cheap, even aftermarket (especially,) room for 4 15"s in the trunk, and the Honda B motor offers unlimited upgrade potential. More swap possibilities than you can comprehend, p/w ratio pretty good from the factory. Reliable and strong motor.