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Integra was unveiled in 1986 as a component of the brand new upscale division of Honda, the Acura division. Being based on the humble Honda Civic, the Acura Integra instantly experience success in sales. It provides an ideal blend of sporty nature, light weight and highly remarkable engines. This site gives an overview of Acura Integra features, specs and performance in different model year such as 1997, 2000, 1996, 1998, 1988 and 2001.

In 1997, the biggest news was the launching of the limited edition Acura Integra Type R. It was undeniably a race car powered by a heavily modified 1.8-liter engine that breathes 195 horsepower. With the use of lightweight parts, and the removal of sunroof, air conditioning and sound deadening, this car lost 93 pounds. It is offered with front and rear spoilers, lightweight aluminum alloy wheels and sport-style seats.

The 2000 Integra was largely unchanged. All models now feature a tune-up interval of 100,000 miles and have successfully met the Transitional Low-Emission Vehicle status. Also, theft-deterrent system is added. The 1996 Acura Integra was a carry-over of the 1995 model year.

The Integra was also carried over for 1998. It is marked with the return of Type R with a standard rear wiper. For 2001 model year, the Integra sedan comes with an emergency trunk opener and all models receive standard carpeted floor mats. For 1988, a consumer reports that Integra is a luxurious, inexpensive, sporty and fast.