What is the Honda Integra?

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DelCameron
07/29/25 4:56pm
First-generation Integra (1985-1989) was fully named Quint Integra. As the successor to the Quint, the Integra came in three versions: a three-door hatchback, a four-door sedan, and a five-door hatchback, equipped with 1.5L and 1.6L engines respectively. At that time, it still used the Acura logo, and the sales of this car unexpectedly performed very well upon its launch. Below is additional information about Honda's characteristics: Most durable engine: It has firmly established its position, making it the undisputed number one, with an excellent reputation in both sedan and SUV segments. Highest power output engine: The 1.6L Civic Red Top engine still holds the record for the highest power output in its displacement class, with many larger displacement engines only just surpassing it. Hence, Honda also has the nickname 'King of Naturally Aspirated Engines.' Chassis: In terms of chassis, Honda's energy-absorbing design is considered quite good, including humanized designs such as pedestrian protection.
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