1995 Acura Integra consumer reviews

Bought my 95 integra RS from the original owner. Paid circa $700 and invested a little over 750 so far. This car is so much fun, easy to work on, and the after market is endless. Not to mention for those who want to drop a bigger engine in it this car is known for its countless swaps. (I’ve seen Wankel rotary’s, v10 engines, etc) stock motor can be built into a beast just go look at gringotegra’s 1800 HP B series (that’s 100 horsepower per tenth of a liter) the car has extremely good handling as it feels super solid and planted while driving with the only drawback being understeer. These are super reliable ancuras (Hondas) and incredible on the track for its age. 142 hp from factory is plenty of pep for this little 2570lb RS teggy. The sound is immense and it feels like you’re tucked into a fighter jet when driving. If you can get one in good shape don’t hesitate to pull the trigger (150k miles is relatively low mileage for the b series engine as they can go well past 250k if maintained)

Bought this GS-R used from the original owner. Only 105,000 miles; now has a bit over 110,000 miles. As it is 25 years old, I "went through" the entire car: Struts, axles, bushings, gaskets, seals and o-rings on the engine, brakes & tires, clutch and assorted other things. I'm a bit on the OCD side...lol. Was happy I was able to do all the maintenance myself. I spent about 3000.00 in parts (this is a hobby) and calculated that all the stuff I did would be prohibitively expensive if done at a shop. Even put a fresh coat of Red paint on the exterior, looks sharp. Estimated value now has increased about $4000.00 !! While not the fastest thing on the road it certainly is fun to drive.

had this car since I was 18 years old and I'm 33 now. I'm letting it go due to me getting married and we need to come up with finances. Their car is drivable and I drive it on the weekends. This car has a lot of potential, and really needs a good home, and not someone who will part it out. I will be SO UPSET if that happened so please have good intentions when you contact me. Cash ONLY and no PAYPAL transaction I don't feel like being scammed by anyone. SERIOUS inquiries only , do not waste my time and vise versa Mods: B20B JDM Bottom end B16 1st Gen Head ARP Head Studs Clutch Masters Stage 2 clutch Tein Super Street Damper Kit (No EDFC) 16 Way Adjustable Fluidine Raditor Fidanza Flywheel Skunk 2 Damper kit Yonka Muffler B16 Transmission After Market Header (sounds good) not currently on card, needs to be installed. Password JDM Fenders with Amber Lenses Corner Signals Locash B16 Chip P28 ECU Interior Skunk Billit Shift knob Del Sol seats Radio Delete ITR Climate Control ITR Badge console Delete Auto Meter Oil Gauge Auto Meter Water Temp GSR Gauge Cluster. ( not actual miles, bottem in has JDM b20 70K miles), Must see, Non-smoker, Title in hand, Very clean interior, Well maintained, Must see, Non-smoker, Perfect first car, Title in hand, Must see, Perfect first car, Title in hand, Well maintained, Must see, Title in hand, Well maintained

An Acura Integra GS-R was the first new car that I ever purchased. It met my needs in every way. It was an excellent design in terms of its functionality and had loads of sportiness too. Handling was great, seats were comfortable and secure. Had a solid 5 speed manual transmission. Good gas mileage. A truly beautiful car. I wish I still owned it. The only down side is that trim level, the GS-R only came in four colors, none of them my favorite. But it was great for highway and city, and featured a hatchback that made for a sportscar with plenty of cargo room. It fit both my needs and my wants.

I have owned my Integra over 10 years. It has 304,000 miles on it. Never has it ever let me down. Has started first time every time. I can see this car lasting another 10 years and going to 500,000 miles without a doubt. Super fun to drive, just hugs the road. Not the fastest car on the road by a long shot. Have driven much faster cars, but when I get back in my Acura I have a smile on my face.

ill let my friends drive it and see how it feels when they ride it they would probably be shock of what i done to it.

This car is wonderful!!! Great to own, great to pass down to a child reliable! Would definitely buy!

This car is quite possibly the funnest and most economical poor man's sports car you will ever find. Heck of you gave this car to any guy I guarantee you it will bring him joy..especially that high rpm rev limit and that great engine noise. The 1995 Integra GSR is the cheapest but quickest car I've own. And yes SUPER reliable. Every man and woman able to drive stick should own one of these in their lifetime. Great gas mileage and weekend track racing performance. If you take care of it right might outlast all your other vehicles you own..no kidding.

I am the original owner of a 1995 Integra Special Edition 4 door with auto trans. The car has nearly 200K miles and still runs excellent. The car has needed few required repairs, mostly just maintenance and I have upgraded the suspension, intake, exhaust, brakes and tires. Always passes smog easily. I don't hesitate to take it on 1000+ mile road trips and it will still get 34 mpg on a long trip. Will run all day long at 80 mph without any problems. The only complaint is the paint/clear coat doesn't hold up, but other than that it still looks good. I get offers all the time from young guys to buy it, but I've got no plans to sell my "Black Beauty" any time soon.

I am the original owner, bought this car new in 1995 and plan to keep it for a very long time. Never gave me any problems and often get offers to buy it from young guys who want to soup it up. Wish I could get an newer model, but that doesn't even exist. Wish I didn't sell my 1967 firebird which is now worth 10x more than I paid it. Suspect this acura will have long range value too.