Seven five is a little high, you should try to bring it down a tad.

 

134,000 and counting, never had any problems, running very strong

paid 3750, u should look around dor a deal, and make sure it's a 5 spd, if it's not it's going to be sooo slow, especially with ac on.

 

formally known as Mickey94LS......yeah that price is high, i was expecting somewhere between $4 - 5k. You have to be careful with dealerships too, they love overpricing and like to almost play tricks on customers. They clean up that engine bay like no tomorrow and try to make it look nice. To tell you the truth i dont know many dealerships who actually fix the repairs on a high mileaged car like that.

 

200K 95 ls 4dr i invite anybody hear to beat that , my ignition coil needs replaing but thats it for now it. My car was a rental before i bought it thats y it has 200k in case u guys were thinkin i drove all over hell creation and back lol So yea id say and integra will hold up , peace yall

 

my mom had an 89 integra with 300k miles :fawk:

 

My '90 teg has 170k and its running very strong... Thats not to say i havnt put any money in it though... Ive put about 3k into my car, and it runs like new. Believe it or not, im still running stock clutch too, and it still has about 80% life left on it!

 

My 95 GS-R had 75,000 (I think) when I first got for my 15th b-day in 1999. It now has 105,000 and I have never had any mechanical trouble. I've raced it and have modified it. I often go 57 miles (one way) to see my mom in Louisiana and then go 30 (one way as well) to school M-F. Not to mention the weekend and daily between trips. It is still running great. My whole family owns Hondas/Acuras. My boyfriends mom had an 80 something Accord that had over 200,000 on it and it still ran great to the day she retired it. They are great cars and mine is still running like the day I got it. I have no doubt that it will last me another 2 years until I get out of school and get something else. But it really depends, as someone has mentioned already, on the previous driver and how well they maintained the car. Find out as much as you can and have a mechanic check the car out before you purchase it.

 

hey man, hondas last forever..i got a 97' gsr wit 44000 so i wouldnt kno if it will last yet but from wat people say u will be fine..tell ur parents it dont matter
u got good miles on that car....good luck

 

my favorite car.....the integra

 

My '95 GSR has 101,000 miles on it. All but 6 of those miles were done by me I love the car it's still fun to drive.

Things I've replaced:
Header--There was a broken weld and the dealership took care of it.
Antenna mast
Radiator
Rear brakes

I'd say that's pretty good for a car that I've had since October '94.