1993 Acura Integra

LS Hatchback

1.8L 1834CC l4 GAS DOHC Naturally Aspirated

Manual

JH4DA9350PS025066

Clear

Gasoline

The Integra LS was a special model introduced to the Integra lineup in 1993. The bigger tires and hotter engine made this a highly desirable car in its day. This midlevel Integra was attractive to luxury-oriented buyers. This is an ideal first car, and boasts a 4.5 star rating on Edmonds.com! It would also be a great vehicle to fix up significantly as these are often very desirable for low-mid hp racing. The Honda engine in this vehicle became quite famous for averaging well over 300,000 miles without major work. The 5-speed transmission also tends to last quite long when maintained well. On Jun-26-14 at 12:11:21 PDT, seller added the following information: The Integra LS was a special model introduced to the Integra lineup in 1993. The bigger tires and hotter engine made this a highly desirable car in its day. This midlevel Integra was attractive to luxury-oriented buyers. This is an ideal first car, and boasts a 4.5 star rating on Edmonds.com! It would also be a great vehicle to fix up significantly as these are often very desirable for low-mid hp racing. The Honda engine in this vehicle became quite famous for averaging well over 300,000 miles without major work. The 5-speed transmission also tends to last quite long when maintained well. Condition: The condition of this vehicle is "fair." There is noticeable body rust as this is a Michigan car. Front hood is difficult to open, may need alignment, will need new front tires and may need new rear tires soon-ish, stored outside for over 2 years. The front coil springs need to be installed (they have been purchased and will be included with the vehicle at no additional charge). Keep these repairs in mind as you bid so you are not overwhelmed upon purchase. History: I am not the original owner, I'm the second owner to my knowledge, though it may be helpful to purchase a Carfax report if you intend to bid on this vehicle. Payment: if you decide to purchase this vehicle, I will be asking for a $200 deposit made the day of the sale. The additional money can be paid in any of the ways indicated, but funds have to clear before pickup of the vehicle, so I would recommend paying in full well before you intend to pick up the vehicle. I'm open to shipping the vehicle and will charge no more than what it costs me to ship the vehicle, but will absorb none of the shipping expenses myself. The title must be signed over to you on the date of pickup and you will need to go have the title transferred to your name and pay the taxes on the sale at the Secretary of State. There is one located a few miles from the place of pickup, and I will be happy to direct you there as well. Though I am not requiring this, I would appreciate a week from the day your funds clear to prepare the vehicle for pickup. If you would like, I would be willing to bring the vehicle to a shop for the repairs needed prior to pickup (at your expense) so you can pick it up with these repairs made.