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Old 03-22-2007, 08:13 PM
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Integra = Good Daily Driver?

I'm looking for a good daily driver. I drive 20 miles to work Monday - Friday. I also go out of state twice a month 90 Miles away. So on average I would be traveling ... Wow I'd be travelling about 1,160 miles a month just about.

Is a 90-93 Acura Integra good for a daily driver? I found one for $1,000. I have no knowledge of Integras. I need a daily driver asap. Should I go for a Civic?

Are Integras cheap cars to maintain, repair, mod? Thanks
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Re: Integra = Good Daily Driver?

An integra is a little bit more expensive than a Civic in general since Acura is the luxury version of Honda Motors. The B series engines are a little more powerful than the D's and equally as reliable. It is all based on preference though...neither one is a bad choice though
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