Used 1997 Acura Integra for Sale near Atlanta, GA

Acura got the recipe near perfect with the Integra! It's unfortunate they made the corporate decision to drop two door vehicles from the line up and focus on sport utility vehicles. Their current design philosophy has polarized customers. For the premium price, Acura has not distanced itself perceptually from Honda as well as Lexus did from Toyota.

I bought the car to daily drive. I get about 30 MPG. It may lack some power but is a blast to drive around. I havnt spend much on maintenance at least nothing other than oil changes. The outside of the car looks pretty good that why I bought it. The interior is small is the only down side

The car gets great gas mpg. The car is manual which i wanted for my performance needs. The maintenance on the car is slim to once every 4 months. The car is fun cause i can control what gear i want to be in, which makes it easier to powerslide.

I liked it. It was a fun car to drive, easy to maintain, cheap to repair and great to look at. The automatic transmission was pretty wack though. It shifted between gears randomly and it was kinda slow. The back seat was really small, but the trunk was massive. Sound system was great, no complaints really.

First off you gotta be a honda fan that likes to mod. Better off finding a GSR or Type R version of the integra, it puts out a lot more horsepower and torque than the LS. Insurance can be high. It gets amazing gas mileage, if oil os changed a lot and engine is maintained. FIND THE TYPE R.