Honda Integra DC1 1994 manual

Stock# 5130
The Integra was one of the most sought after models in Honda’s lineup. It offers great fuel economy, reliability, and sportiness. This 1994 Honda Integra coupe, finished in Honda’s beautiful Granada Black Metallic (NH-503P) is a steller example of a fun to drive front engine FWD sports car. The body is in good shape other than a few minor dings and paint chips which can be expected from a vehicle of this age. A measly 93k verified and documented miles are on this coupe, which is incredibly low for a 27-year-old Honda. A set of 16″ PIAA Rozza SM2 wheels replaced the boring stock wheels and look fantastic against the black exterior. The exterior styling is recognized here stateside with the quad headlights, which was only offered in the Japanese market for two years before updating the look. This is another clean example of Honda’s legendary Integra, a Japanese Classic you won’t want to miss!
The interior is spacious and well designed. This coupe can comfortably fit four adults with a gracious amount of leg and headroom for a two door coupe. The original steering wheel was upgraded with a MOMO steering wheel to provide better grip for the driver. Other benefits include a tilt steering column, electric mirrors, power windows, and locks all of which function properly. The instrument cluster is easy to read at a quick glance and the dash shows no cracks or major UV damage. It appears the previous owner did have something mounted above the center vents which left an imprint in the dash which is noticeable. The seats are finished in a black cloth, which is soft to the touch and the seat bolsters show minimal wear. The headliner is clean and free of any sagging or major stains. The door cards are intact and have held up well through the years with no rips or tears. The climate controls are simple and are easy to access for cold A/C and heat. The factory radio was upgraded to an Addzest unit which functions and the original owner’s manuals can be found in the glovebox. It is obvious that the previous owner had pride in ownership given the overall condition of the cabin.
The powerplant found under the bonnet is the ZC 1.6L SOHC motor. A common engine used here stateside allows ease of ownership and readily available parts. A turn of the key and this 4 banger fires right up, thanks to the new 12V battery. The 5-speed manual transmission allows the driver full control of the appropriate gear needed when driving and the gear shifts are smooth with no grinds. Power is sent to the front wheels and traction is achieved with the help of 4 brand new tires at each corner. A few maintenance bits performed here in our shop include a brand new valve cover gasket and both trailing arm bushings. The engine also received a fresh oil and filter service and our technicians will be installing a brand new brake master cylinder prior to sale. The suspension is responsive and takes on road bumps with no concerns while the brakes slow this Integra to a stop with confidence. Recently off of an oil and filter service and a fresh Virginia Safety Inspection, this Honda is a perfect commuter or baseline for your next build.