Displaying all 2 1986 Acura Integra reviews.
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1986 Acura IntegraReview
A Great, Reliable Car To Get You From A To B — Honda were onto a winner when they designed this. Easy to drive, reliable, economical, and not bad looking either. The newer versions even come in a racy Type R. Ours is a great car to drive, but not too fast or flash. Pros: Reliable, economical, cheap to fix, easy to drive, cheap to insure Cons: A bit slow, a bit nana, a bit old. Looking for a Used Integra in your area?CarGurus has 103 nationwide Integra listings starting at $1,900. |
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1986 Acura Integra 2 Dr RS HatchbackReview
My 1st Car...get What You Pay For..$900 Mistake — My first car. Bought used and with 167k miles. Paint was in good shape and had new clutch, but thats where the list ended. Previous owner put in shag carpet, headliner was sagging and dropping debris on me. Flip up sunroof leaked. Windshield wiper stick was missing, had to push manually up and down with finger. Stereo was bad. Many problems. Sure its a good car if taken care of. Fun flip up lights. Fun little hatchback, but not taken care of by previous owners. Got a lemon. Primary Use: Commuting to work Pros: Good mpg, and low cost maintenance. Cons: Lack of power, and handling |
Displaying all 2 1986 Acura Integra reviews.
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