1993 Acura Integra Consumer Reviews

Best car I've ever owned. If it weren't for the fact that I've had to park it on the street for the past 20 years, in rain and snow, it would look brand new (first 10 years it was garaged). Never had a serious mechanical problem with it, mostly just parts and systems that wore out due to time and mileage. The A/C stopped working after 15 years, but this car still has the original clutch. It's still fun to drive and gets well over 30 mpg. The hatchback opens to a very roomy space that's been handy for carrying everything from a refrigerator to a Christmas tree.

I bought this sweet 2-door 1.8L coupe in Mar 2018 from the original owner. They had all the maintenance records and took very good care of this car. I can't say enough about how nice it rides, heavy like a Honda Accord with a great moon roof and manual. The only drawback for me is the electric seatbelt device that rolls along the door frame when you turn the car on and off. Otherwise, it is as nice as my two Honda Accords (89 and 96).

I have owned 5 integras over the years with my pride being a RHD imported from Japan...does that say anything? The only con (like all say) is no cupholders. Every single one has been more reliable than any GM or Ford I have ever driven. It even made it through the Christmas blizzard we had some years ago when snowmobiles were using the streets! Parts are inexpensive and even beginners with a limited tool set (10 12 14 17 Phillips screwdriver) can make repairs. Each vehicle save the RHD has made it to 300K miles on original engine. What are you waiting for? Find one before its too late!

I love Integra. my 1st car was a candy apple red 92 acura integra 2D 5speed manual, since 1999 until the mid of this year. then i bought my 2nd car a black 93 acura integra 2D also a 5 speed manual.

I've gone through about 12 cars in few years because I get bored with them. My teggy is the only car i've kept for more than 3 months! I've had it for about a year and I paid $1400 for it. It's fun, strong, great looking, and reliable! I plan on keeping it untill the wheels fall off!..then i'll put new ones on and keep going ;)

Best car I have ever owned! I have owned my Integra LS for 12 years and have no regrets. I purchased originaly for $3,800.00 12 years ago and have never had to perform any major repairs, just standard maintenance. I have 260,000 miles on engine which has never been rebuilt. Still runs great with good gas milage. My gas milage over the years has gone down some but I am averaging around 18-21 MPG city/hwy combined. I have also driven through some snow storms with no problems. My only major con is my paint has worn off. Paint has lasted 20 years so I can't complain to much.

i owned my integra 93 for about a year and honest speaking that car is the best car i ever bought some minor fix up here and there wich by the way can all be doe yourself witha simple screwdriver and cheap parts to .it didnt matter how many miles it ran up on it still kept kicking i would drive from maine to newyork all the time and never gave me a problem ..im honestly extremely sad i had to trade her in i almost cried at the dealership seeing her go it was always there and never let me down fun car to drive to i had many night cruises with this car so relaxing the seats just sng you right in ..one thing thought it is not a car to have a kid in it tends to get loud after a while.

This is my first car and I absolutely love it! It's fun to drive and I get about 25 mpg, very reliable IF you maintain it well. I've had this car for almost a year and not a day goes by when i don't look at it and feel proud of it, i fully restored it and get many compliments on it. It is also my daily driver and they have a saying for this car "Putting the DA in daily"