anyone here own an acura integra?

[historian]

daughter is thinking of buying one - doesnt have to be super fast or anytthing fancy - just very reliable and economical to run. Any opinions will be much appreciated

[WMliberal]

1. yep, a black 1998 hatchback

love it. I have no complaints about it. Go Acura!

[NuckinFutz]

2. We have a newer version of it

a '02 NSX. We love it. Acura is the high-end sister of Honda. You probably won't regret having one.

[WMliberal]

3. i'd recommend it for a teen.

I was 16 when we got ours. It handles the road really well, so you can avoid accidents. Survives crashes well (i've never been in one! but i've rubbernecked at a few alongside I-64 and the passenger cabin held up well). good resale value and VERY reliable engine.

[soothsayer]

4. Mine has 120,000+ miles on it!

Runs like a champ (knock on wood). It's my third integra. Bought her new in 1995. I swear by them. Very reliable and very economical, indeed! And boy does it hold a TON in that hatch!

[madrchsod]

5. any honda

is worth the money. one of the best designed and manufactered cars ever. things to check-front axles and when if at all the timing belt was changed. those are the only two things that has gone wrong with the 4 hondas i have owned

[XNASA]

6. I have owned 2 Integras. They're great cars.

I owned an 88 LS 4-door hatchback (white w/blue)...and just a couple of weeks ago a bought a 93 LS 2-door hatchback, (again white w/blue).

I love them. Love the way they look, the way they handle. You can't get a better car for the $$$$$.

They've never given me any problems. But.........

Remember to change that timing belt every 100K miles, or you're askin' for trouble.