1990 Acura Integra

The 1990 Acura Integra comes bigger than the originally launched Integra. It comes in two-door and four-door versions with RS, LS and GS trims. This new and bigger Integra is built on a 100.4-inch wheelbase yielding an overall length of 172.9 inches, width of 67.4 inches and height of 52.2 inches.

This year's Integra supplies above average turning and cornering ability and with almost negligible jostle. Its outstanding road manner is supplied by the four-wheel independent double wishbone suspension, speed sensitive power steering, front and rear stabilizer bars, nitrogen gas-pressurized shock absorbers in front and progressive rate spring in the rear.

Powering the 1990 Integra is the new 1.8-liter, 16-valve, 4-cylinder engine that generates 130 horsepower. In the Integra GS, safety is ensured with the standard antilock brakes and automatic belt. Other models possess all-disc brakes and power rack-and-pinion.

For this year, Integra is fully equipped with goodies like color keyed front and rear bumpers and front air dam, rear spoiler, tinted glass, dual power mirrors, integral fog lights, protective wraparound bodyside molding, rear window defroster/wiper/washer, AM-FM stereo with cassette, power sunroof with sliding shade, power windows, cruise control, adjustable steering column, intermittent wipers, power antenna, side window defoggers, remote hatch and fuel filler door release and digital quartz clock.