The Acura Integra continues to be cherished by many car enthusiasts. A quick search on Facebook reveals numerous groups dedicated to promoting the Acura Integra as a lasting investment.
This is part of the car’s allure. Owning an Integra often means acquiring a top-tier Honda paired with an owner dedicated to maintaining their chosen sports vehicle.
After analyzing data from 741 Acura Integras over the last three years, we’ve found that these cars exhibit a superior mix of automotive engineering and passionate owner care.
Don’t dismiss the Integra just because it’s slightly older. While there are newer sports cars that may outpace it in speed, quietness, or luxury, when it comes to enjoying spirited drives on suburban roads, the Integra—with the Miata—stands out as an exceptional choice for generating wide smiles while driving a bit over the speed limit.
One piece of advice:
Avoid opting for the automatic transmission.
The Long-Term Quality Index, established by Steve Lang and Nick Lariviere, aims to provide prospective car buyers with insights into the long-term reliability of various makes and models based on real-world data. Our mission is to deliver reliable information to used car shoppers free of charge, indefinitely. For the time being, check out how each Acura model has performed, and feel free to explore other brands and segments. By the end of 2017, we expect to have amassed nearly two million data points to assist consumers in identifying valuable used cars.
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