1991 Honda Integra ZX 1.6L from Australia and New Zealand

Summary:

Would have loved it if it was new

Faults:

- First day I got the car, the alternator went. ($400 fix)

- Small seal broke in the transmission, there was no transmission fluid in the car.

- Faulty electrics. Head lamps would always work fine, but interior electrics would fail randomly. Rear brake light bulbs needed constant replacing.

- Water leaking through the boot rubbers. Took rubbers off and discovered lots of rust. Also leaking into boot. Started to see rust appearing around the spare tire.

General Comments:

This car was a real hassle for me. Granted the car is getting on a bit, but I gave up on this car and bought another.

There were lots of cons as listed above, but there were some good points to the car.

Interior is well appointed for the age of the car.

The car handles very good (even in the wet). Fun to drive when it was working.

Cheap on gas.

Comfortable and felt safe.

No rattles or funny noises.

Engine was perfect, transmission was bullet proof (drove it for a couple of weeks with no transmission fluid in it without realising).

Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes

Review Date: 24th September, 2009

1991 Honda Integra LS 1.8 VTEC from Australia and New Zealand

Summary:

A fun good value well engineered little sports car

Faults:

CV joints went about 130K - like everyone else.

Erratic passengers side electric window.

Rear hatch gas struts poor.

The most reliable car I've ever owned.

General Comments:

What a great little car!

Goes like stink if you give it the revs but not much power down low. It was actually really fun to drive. Never ever broke down on me.

Fifth gear not tall enough for really long trips, fun in the city and on country roads.

Runs on the smell of an oily rag, a really cheap car to run.

Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes

Review Date: 2nd December, 2008

1991 Honda Integra LS 1.8 from Australia and New Zealand

Summary:

Emaculate for a 1991, Its still in new car condition

Faults:

Interior Light decides to work on occasion.

The electric ariel is a bit noisy along with the drivers window too.

General Comments:

I was extremly lucky with my Integra. I purchased it will a full service history, the prior owner serviced it yearly without fail from the day she bought it.

It's an Automatic and has great pickup and drives really well.

For a car that's now 12 years old the styling still looks modern.

The layout on the dash is good except the air condition controls are hidden by the steering wheel.

Its fully optioned and well maintained.

The only bad point is its low to the ground and I have hit the bottom of the car when leaving driveways.

Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes

Review Date: 6th December, 2003

18th May 2006, 09:41

My auto LS is great. Plenty of power and beat most other 1.8 litre cars in a race. Good on fuel. Looks decent as well. Most people wouldn't think it is a 15 year old car. The car is quiet low. I often scrap the front on lumps and bumps on the road.

1991 Honda Integra XSi 1.6 VTec from UK and Ireland

Summary:

Great performance, great looks

Faults:

Needed new CV joints at 140000km.

Recently there is a leak in the boot as seals have perished in rear lights (allowing condensation to form).

Starter motor need to be reconditioned (well it was about 11 years old).

Driver's electric window mechanism failed.

Right rear wheel bearing, went soon after I got it.

General Comments:

The 1.6 V-Tec engine is the main reason I bought this car. The engine produces 170BHP for 1.6 liters and this is a 1991 car! Hence this car has great acceleration. The higher the revs, the faster the acceleration. The engine note is fantastic when the V-Tec kicks in at 5500 rpm, but it is quite at low speeds.

I really like the car's looks as well. It has very sleek sports car looks. Mine is a black coupe and really looks class when it's clean and shiny. People often comment on it's cool looks and are amazed that it's so old.

My car is a Japanese import and comes very well spec'd, electric everything. I especially like the air-conditioning as it does a great job of clearing condensation from the windscreen very quickly. The interior is nice and is of very high quality materials.

The only drawback is a lack of long distance comfort. Fifth gear is quite low, so there is a lot of engine noise from the high revs when traveling at 60 mph. While the suspension seems mostly comfortable, it can be quite harsh and firm at times.

Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes

Review Date: 31st January, 2003

1991 Honda Integra RXi 1.6 petrol from Australia and New Zealand

Summary:

A cheap, reliable and fun car to own

Faults:

C.V. joints needed to be replaced (due to way too many handbrake turns). Other than that, no trouble whatsoever.

General Comments:

A really good car for people who are interested in car audio. The sound travels well through the car. Ensure you fasten your front speakers really well or else the doors tend to rattle.

Handles well around the city and is great on country roads upto 120 k/h. Anything above that makes the driver feel like he is losing conrol of the car due to its age.

Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes

Review Date: 27th July, 2001

1991 Honda Integra ZXi 1.6 petrol from UK and Ireland

Faults:

Front wiper motor replaced.

Rear shock replaced after 42k miles.

General Comments:

Honda, what can I say, this my first Honda, and I have to say I love it to death. THE JAPANESE, THEY BUILD THE BEST.

This Honda Integra is a Japanese import, and it comes with every extra, and it looks the part.

Kenneth Foley. Dublin, Ireland.

Would you buy another car from this manufacturer? Yes

Review Date: 29th June, 1998