Acura Integra Gsr 2000 Black Fully Loaded on 2040-cars

US $6,000.00

Year:2000 Mileage:118500 Color: Design and Dimensions

Location:

Wharton, New Jersey, United States

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Rare and hard to find car. This car has a big following and fan base.
Good condition.
Minor dings and dents some areas could use a little attention, parts of bumper could use some paint, but over all in good condition for it's age.
Engine runs strong and is in good shape. New Front Axles last year, New Exhaust and Catalytic Converter Last year, New Radiator last year, New Spark plugs and tune up.
Engine compartment has minor rust on some screws, brackets and manifold cover due to age and not being driven that often. But it is very minor and anyone handy can make it look like new with not too much work. I believe the timing belt had been done on it also like two years ago at the dealer.

We took it to the dealer most of the time for repairs and service.

CAR IS BEING SOLD AS IS WITH NO WARRANTY, HOWEVER IT RUNS AND SOUNDS GREAT AND NO KNOWN MECHANICAL PROBLEMS

I think anyone that is a fan of this car would be happy.

The car was never beat on and I do not think it was ever taken over 80 miles per hour but anyone that knows this car knows it can go much faster.
All stock except for the A.R.E Cold air intake and Stainless Magnaflow Exhaust catback system.
FULLY LOADED, Black Leather interior, Black Dashboard, Aluminum Stock Wheels, Power moon roof, Power windows, Power antenna, Pioneer AM FM CD Player Auxiliary port to connect Ipods and MP3 players, Etc. I have the stock radio in a box with the code also. Also have an Extra tire in very good shape.

Engine and Drivetrain
The 2000 GSR Integra came equipped with a 1.8-liter inline four-cylinder engine, generating 170 horsepower at 7,600 RPM and 128 ft.-lbs. of torque at 6,200 RPM. It has an overall displacement of 1781 cc, a 3.19-inch bore, 3.43-inch stroke, and a 10 to 1 compression ratio. Unlike the base model Integra, the GSR's only transmission option was a five-speed manual. The GSR Integra achieves gas mileage of 25 miles per gallon in the city and 30 miles per gallon on the highway.

Exterior Design and Dimensions
The 2000 GSR features the Integra's trademark pair of circular headlights on each side of the car. The GSR model came equipped with a rear spoiler, helping to distinguish it from other Integra models. Available as either a sedan or coupe, the car carries roughly the same exterior dimensions, with the sedan adding an additional 6 inches to its length. The GSR coupe has a total length of 172.4 inches and a 101.2-inch wheelbase while the sedan has a 178.1-inch length. Both versions have a 67.3-inch width and 52.6-inch height.

Interior Specs
The coupe version of the Integra GSR offers standard seating for four passengers while the sedan offers seating for up to five passengers. The coupe's interior gives front passengers 38.6 inches of headroom and 42.7 inches of legroom while rear passengers are offered 35 inches of headroom and 28.1 inches of legroom. The sedan version offers slightly more interior space, with 38.9 inches of headroom available for front passengers and 42.2 inches of legroom, while rear passengers receive 36 inches of headroom and 32.7 inches of legroom.

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