The third generation of the Acura Integra, which had debuted for 1994, received a light refresh toward the end of its life cycle. Most notably, the snout was made more aggro by removing the horizontal bar that had previously broken up the yawning intake. The embossed "INTEGRA" name was also moved downward and outboard, now located below the driver's side headlamps.
Power for this 2000 Acura Integra LS sedan in Vogue Silver Metallic came from an all-alloy 1.8L DOHC 16V inline four making 140 horsepower and backed by either a 5-speed manual or, if you were dead inside, a four-speed slushbox. This was good enough to propel the LS sedan to sixty in the high eight second range.
This one was photographed using a Nikon D3 and 85mm f/1.8 lens in September of 2023.
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