is it a good buy?
Professor
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From: ...in your gf's pants
Originally Posted by Kai
No, if you know how to fix it yourself. It's not that difficult. It really depends on year and model. a 90-91, let's say a DX, will go around $2k. A 92-95, let's also assume DX, will go $3k or more. They are slower and uglier then the Integra, too.
Rotorphile.
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From: Richmond, VA
Originally Posted by v8guy
Agreed, but I'd recommend something slow, ugly, and reliable over something fast, pretty, and nearing the end of its ninth trip around the planet mileage wise.
Seni
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It all depends! I have a friend who has a 90 tegra with 325k and that car runs better then most. When I drive it I deat the crap out of it and it never gives me problems. Remember just because it has a shit load of miles does'nt mean the car will not last and or be a good car. I have my 95 tegra with 182k and there is close to no integra newer or same age as mine that runs,sounds,feels better. Integras Hell hondas are made to last. I think you should take him down to $800 and that would be a better deal. GOODLUCK!