Used Acura Integra for Sale

There are not many cars built even today that can match the driving fun and parts available for upgrade, utility, and reliability that the GSR hatchback offers. Add good fuel economy even by 2013 standards for a sports car category. For 16 years it's been a serious winner, and I can see why thieves are the biggest detriment to owning one. Shifter/clutch are light feeling even when traffic gets heavy. This car does not let you feel like it's a liability. The best places are roads with numerous curves to exploit the " handling on rails " feeling. My tachometer redlines at 8,000 rpm so I get the feeling of F1 performance from a car costing $20K when it was new. Basic interior.

This is one of the best cars I have found in a long time. It has some of the best handling of all time.

I haven't owned my Acura Integra for a long time, but I know that's it's generally a good car. I have no problems with it, ever. Keep in mind I do maintenance as I should. The car has had no problems, and the only thing I've had to replace was a ring in the distributor that was causing a leak. It cost less than $50. The Integra I bought had 125,000 miles on it when I bought it, and for it to be running smooth is truly amazing. I'm not saying it's a luxury car fit for a king, but It's great for someone on a budget. I love the overall look of the car, it's unique and I have yet to find something similar to it. The car's performance is lacking, but that may just be because I enjoy sporty cars. The car will pick up and go with ease, but don't expect to drive the car around like it's in the Indy 500. The trunk space is plenty full. Even after installing subwoofers, I still have room for my backpack and other things I need for class. The car is not perfect, and it's nothing that's going to wow your friends. But is something that will run forever, and is worth the money.