The Honda Integra is a luxury coupe that was manufactured between 1985 and 2006. During the course of its production this vehicle won several annual awards from Car & Drivers Magazine. These awards acknowledged the fact that these vehicles have managed to combine luxury features in a compact and sport design.
The first generation Honda Integra was produced between 1986 and 1989 and was available as either a three door or five door hatchback. It featured a 4 speed automatic or 5 speed manual transmission and came equipped with a 1.5 liter EW5 engine.
The second generation Honda Integra’s were manufactured between 1989 and 1992. These cars featured a 1.8 liter B18A1 engine and was available either as a three door hatchback or a four door sedan.
Third and fourth generation Honda Integra’s came with a variety of different options available to consumers. They were available as either four door sedans or three door hatchbacks and came with a variety of different transmission configurations. These vehicles also were equipped with a number of different engines which include the 2 liter K20A or the 1.8 liter K20A3, and the 1.6 liter ZC engines.
Despite winning numerous awards from Car & Drivers Magazine, the Honda Integra still had its fair share of mechanical problems. One of the most common problems associated with these vehicles was a problem with the O2 sensors. These sensors often failed prematurely and caused the engine to idle roughly. While this problem is a relatively simple one, it can still cost around $60-$90 to have fixed by an automotive technician.
Another common problem with the Honda Integra is a problem with the clutch on manual transmissions. The clutches on these vehicles failed fairly often, causing the transmission to slip or completely break down. Replacing the clutch in these vehicles can be an expensive proposition and can cost anywhere from $200-$600.
While the mechanical problems associated with the Honda Integra can be quite expensive and frustrating, consumers can gain a little peace of mind by purchasing a Honda Integra Extended Warranty. A Honda Integra Extended Warranty covers all of these potential problems, as well as other mechanical problems that may surface. A Honda Integra Extended Warranty can cover everything from the muffle to the headlights, and everything in between.