Honda Integra 2001-2006 used car review

The Honda Integra is a small sports hatch that is a lot of fun to drive. A small back seat makes it best for two.

Richard Edwards

Expert Reviewer | Auto Media Group

Exterior

Drive

Safety

Value

Overall score , 3.8 out of 5

The good

Excellent power for a small car
Fun handling both around town and on the open road
Large and easy-to-access boot

The not-so-good

Tight front seats could be uncomfortable for some drivers
Little space in the rear
Firm ride can be an issue on bumpy roads

Inside and out

On the road

Safety

Reliability

Cost of ownership

Buyers’ guide

New Zealand new models

Japanese models

Timeline

Details

Review vehicle

2001 Honda Integra Type S (Japan)

Price

$5,500 to $13,500 for models which have travelled 70,000 to 120,000km

Engine

2.0-litre four-cylinder, 116kW and 188Nm

Transmission

Five-speed automatic, front-wheel drive

Safety rating

Unrated

Spare wheel

Space saver tyre

Fuel economy

7.7-litres per 100km (claimed)

Fuel type

Regular

Length

4374mm

Width

1725mm

Height

1400mm

Towing capacity

450kg

Turning circle

11.4m

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Richard Edwards

Expert Reviewer | Auto Media Group

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