The Honda Integra (sold as Acura Integra in North America) launched in 1985 as a sporty compact above the Civic, offered in coupe, sedan, and hatchback forms. It was known for its high-revving VTEC engines, and the Type R versions of the DC2 and DC5 were popular with enthusiasts. The nameplate was revived in 2022 as the Acura Integra (DE).
The Integra Type R became known in the 1990s and 2000s as a high-revving naturally aspirated front-drive car, in the DC2 and DC5 generations. The modern Integra Type S revives the badge with a turbocharged K20C1 and a six-speed manual.
41years
4generations
7trims
133–217hp range
SedanCoupeHatchback
The Lineage
4 generations · tap any to explore1 trim1st gen (DA)
1985–1989
1 trim2nd gen (DA)
1989–1993
3 trims3rd gen (DB/DC)
1993–2001
2 trims4th gen (DC5)
2001–2006
The Story
Why the Integra mattersTrims · 4th gen (DC5)
2 trims · 2001–2006Fourth generation (DC5) offered the K20A VTEC and a celebrated Type R version.