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Honda Integra Specs, Engines & Dimensions (2004–2006) — Fourth Generation Restyling

The Honda Integra Fourth Generation Restyling Coupe keeps a compact, driver-focused layout with gasoline power and a choice of transmissions that suit daily commuting as well as sharper driving.

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Honda Integra Engines and Transmissions

A Honda Integra engine in this restyling is a gasoline unit paired with a conventional drivetrain, so the powertrain stays simple: start, shift, and drive without hybrid complexity. Transmissions on selected Coupe examples range from everyday automatics to manuals that put you closer to the engine, depending on how involved you want to be.

Coupe — Honda Integra Engines and Transmissions

Coupe Honda Integra Engines and Transmissions
ModificationEngine typeEngine capacityMaximum powerMaximum power, kwMaximum torque N⋅mTransmissionType of drive
2.0 MTGasoline1998 cm³160 hp118 kW191 N⋅mManualFWD
2.0 ATGasoline1998 cm³160 hp118 kW191 N⋅mAutomaticFWD
2.0 ATGasoline1998 cm³210 hp154 kW194 N⋅mAutomaticFWD
2.0 MTGasoline1998 cm³210 hp154 kW194 N⋅mManualFWD
2.0 MTGasoline1998 cm³220 hp162 kW206 N⋅mManualFWD

Honda Integra Dimensions

Coupe — Honda Integra Dimensions

Coupe Honda Integra Dimensions
ModificationLengthWidthHeightWheelbaseCurb weightGround clearance, minimum
2.0 MT4365 mm1725 mm1385 mm2570 mm1200 kg145 mm
2.0 AT4365 mm1725 mm1385 mm2570 mm1230 kg145 mm
2.0 AT4365 mm1725 mm1385 mm2570 mmNot provided150 mm
2.0 MT4365 mm1725 mm1385 mm2570 mmNot provided150 mm
2.0 MT4365 mm1725 mm1385 mm2570 mm1180 kg130 mm