1988 Acura Integra Ls Special Edition Hatchback 3-door 1.6l on 2040-cars
Ellicott City, Maryland, United States
This is a 1988 Acura Integra LS Special Edition. One of 1500 made from the research I've done. My brother and I found this car with it's original owner in Texas. It has been garaged kept the entire time, waxed once a year, driven periodically. It's very light and a BLAST to drive. An extremely well built and reliable car I get 30/33mpg city/hwy using plain 87 octane. Car needs absolutely nothing. I replaced all the brake pads last year they were about 60% gone at that time. Tires have 70% life left I put on Faulkens they're very nice. New battery in January the old one was 6 years old. Low mileage and all original. No rust anywhere in the body. Super clean. The body is ding free everywhere I can't find any dents anywhere, it's been adult driven and well cared for. I've seen these cars log 250,000 and more with most of their components holding on the entire time. I have the original floor mats in unused new condition even. The original dealer frameplate. A few extras will be included with the car given that it sells for a good price, otherwise I will part out the cool extras later and I will not list them here either. Also worth mentioning this car has the original exhaust and tuning, many people get these cars and go nuts with engine mods etc, this car is bone stock. Classic tags available in most states, and I have collector car insurance currently that costs me $100/year!! Family plans prompt this sale we simply have too many cars around and my new work vehicle means I don't need a car at all anymore. I'm an honest and reasonable seller and expect the same of a buyer. Happy to answer your questions and hoping this finds a home with someone who loves Hondas like we do. Car is for sale locally, cash in hand takes the title and the car, simple, and the auction will cancel. The winning bidder will leave a non-refundable PayPal deposit of $500 with the balance to be paid in person with cash. My state tag laws are strict so you can't drive away on my tags either it's too risky. I'm open to delivery suggestions, would welcome fly and drive pick you up at BWI airport. I wouldn't hesitate to say this car is ready to drive cross country and would even consider the trip myself given we had a paid in full deal finalized in advance. |
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Five signs Honda cares about enthusiasts, again
Tue, Apr 14 2015It's a great time to be an enthusiast. From high-horsepower Hellcats to the purist BRZ, engaging automobiles are found in nearly every segment of the market. Everyone wants to join the performance parade. Everyone it seemed, but Honda. The company that built some of Formula One's most successful engines, helped launch the tuner market and gave the world a seminal supercar, has watched competitors of all stripes surge by it for the hearts, minds and dollars of enthusiasts. Until now. Honda put the rest of the auto world on notice at the New York Auto Show, revealing a jaw-dropping Civic concept, confirming the Type R will come to the United States and even adding a hatchback to the 2016 Civic line. Throw in the Acura NSX and much-improved ILX for Honda's luxury sibling, and it's undeniable the company is regaining its swagger. Once again, Honda is serious about performance, and here's five reasons why enthusiasts should believe. The Honda Civic Concept Looks Great We're psyched about the Civic concept, which was a surprise reveal earlier this month at the New York Auto Show. Clad in bright neon green, the concept edged out the Lincoln Continental for first place in our Editors' Choice awards at the show. As Editor-in-Chief Sharon Carty put it, "The color hurts so good." Yes, the green is blinding, but you don't have to squint to see the 10th generation of the Civic. Honda's concepts are the real deal, and this is the car (mostly) that will launch this fall. It's attractive, with a long hood, curvaceous sides and a simple but sporty grille. The powertrain lineup will include a 1.5-liter VTEC turbo four-cylinder paired with a six-speed manual, which should be a treat for enthusiasts. With its fresh looks and intriguing mechanicals, the concept previews an everyday driver you can get excited about. Obviously, we are. The Hatchback Returns Yep, the Civic is getting a five-door hatch in the United States. It's been a while. Honda last offered a Civic hatch for a brief time in the mid-2000s, and only as the lower-volume Si model. The new hatch will be produced at Honda's factory in the United Kingdom and imported to the United States. That's a win-win for Honda: it's using excess capacity in the UK to satiate a niche market for US buyers. The annual hatch production is reportedly expected to be 30,000 to 40,000 units, which is a drop in the bucket for the Civic lineup and its massive though declining sales.
Snapshots from Acura NSX prototype run at Mid-Ohio
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Take a look at the fresh gallery of images, and be sure to head over to our original Mid-Ohio post for the video footage of the NSX Prototype on track.
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