The Honda Integra is a compact sports coupe first introduced in 1985, renowned for its performance and stylish design. Over several generations, the Integra evolved in size and specifications, balancing lightweight agility with modern amenities. Known for its sharp handling and reliability, it became a favorite among driving enthusiasts and was also marketed as the Acura Integra in some regions. This page covers the detailed size comparisons across all Integra generations, highlighting changes in length, width, height, and overall dimensions.
Discontinued Generations
2005 Honda Integra IV (DC5, facelift 2004)
1395 mm
L:4400 mm | W:1725 mm
Discontinued Model - Production: 2004-2006
- Model Year: 2005
Body Style: Hatchback
- Length: 4400 mm173.2 in
- Width: 1725 mm67.9 in
- Height: 1395 mm54.9 in
2002 Honda Integra IV (DC5)
1400 mm
L:4400 mm | W:1725 mm
Discontinued Model - Production: 2001-2004
- Model Year: 2002
Body Style: Hatchback
- Length: 4385-4400 mm172.6-173.2 in
- Width: 1695-1725 mm66.7-67.9 in
- Height: 1380-1400 mm54.3-55.1 in
- Trunk Capacity: 321-504 liter11.3-17.8 cu ft
1994 Honda Integra III (DC2)
1335 mm
L:4380 mm | W:1710 mm
Discontinued Model - Production: 1994-2001
- Model Year: 1994
Body Style: Hatchback
- Length: 4380 mm172.4 in
- Width: 1695-1710 mm66.7-67.3 in
- Height: 1290-1335 mm50.8-52.6 in
- Trunk Capacity: 224 liter7.9 cu ft
1986 Honda Integra I (DA) 5-door
1345 mm
L:4350 mm | W:1665 mm
Discontinued Model - Production: 1985-1989
- Model Year: 1986
Body Style: Hatchback
- Length: 4350 mm171.3 in
- Width: 1665 mm65.6 in
- Height: 1345 mm53.0 in
- Trunk Capacity: 292 liter10.3 cu ft
- Trunk Capacity (Max): 538 liter19.0 cu ft
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