1991 Acura Integra

The second generation Integra released in 1991 model year comes as three-door hatchback and four-door sedan body trims available in RS, LS and GS trim. All models have a standard high reving 1.8 liter in-line cylinder generating 130 bhp.

The new Integra is constructed on a 100.4 wheelbase with an overall length of 172.9 inches, width of 67.4 inches and height of 52.2 inches. This year's Integra comes longer, wider and more powerful than the previous generation Integras.

Increase in dimension means better ride, handling and road constancy and enhanced interior cabin and faster-off-the-line performance. To guarantee safety, The Integra GS comes with standard antilock brakes for quick stop in a straight line in any road surface. It is also outfitted with automatic belts that fit excellently without riding the neck.

Other features that come with the 1991 Acura Integras are speed sensitive power steering, four-wheel disc brakes, adjustable steering column, side window defoggers, digital quartz clock, remote hatch and fuel filler door release, protective wraparound bodyside molding, dual power mirrors, color keyed front and rear bumpers and front air dam, tinted glass, AM/Fm stereo with cassette, intermittent wipers, integral fog lights and many more.