Saw this off another forum, I believe it was at an Acura in Fort Worth:


Hope it's not a repost. Binder has all the service records up to date. How's that for reliability?

 

Any chance are there pics of the actual odometer that says it has 608,000 miles? What year is that Integra btw?

 

wow, thats alot of freakin miles...

 

608,000. that's almost a million km's

i wonder how many timing belts/oil changes that thing has gone through

 

Yep, thats at Mac Churchill....Seen it in person.

 

That's cool, but since the car is in a dealership instead of on the road, I guess it's never going to make it into the "million mile club"

There was a thread about a Teg with 300K miles on the original clutch here before:

https://acurazine.com/forums/showthr...riginal+clutch

 

Haha, that's awesome. That car's been through a lot.

 

I need to do 850,000 kilometers to catch that.

 

Sweet shape for that mileage. I've seen it at Mac Churchill also.

 

How much is that car going for? Is it on sale?



I told ya the Acura cars last forever.... Acura and Toyota both are good.

 

judging by your rep points, i'm sure a few others had something to say to "ya" as well.

 

I wonder if that is the stock paint job...if it is, thats frikking amazing.

 

The integra was a very very solid car and very well built IMO. I may be biased as a former GS-R owner.

But even my car before it was totalled by a stupid hit and run driver, was rated by the dealership and insurance adjuster as being in very good shape even at 150K mi, and the motor was rated in great condition as well. For as many miles as I had on the car I got a lot of money back for it too.

If well taken care of, the integra can last anyone a very long time.

miss my teggy.

 

just imagine how much they gave him for the trade in value.

 

 

thats like nine grand in oil changes!

 

Pretty amazing. Most I've seen is 680k on a '94 Toyota Camry.

This Integra is in MUCH better condition than the Camry was.

 

I hope this car goes to an owner who will take just as much care for it as whomever the previous owner/owners must have. 608,000 miles with all service records is frickin amazing!

 

so how much are they selling it for?

 

+1 on the condition.

very well kept.

 

wow. i think the car may have been painted at some time

 

impressive

 

Mine looked just like that one, except it had the GSR rims but had only a measly 168k miles on it.

But then it got stolen.

I really miss that car.

 

There are quite a few high mile Fords, Gms, BMWs, Mercedes, ect out there also. Sometimes someone lucky gets an anomaly and gets lucky. My uncle has close to 400k now on his Grand Prix GTP and he has done nothing but preventative maintenance.

 

Must have been A LOT of preventative maintenance.

 

i doubt they're selling it. it's probably just for display

 

what's all this "rep points" you guys speak of.... Me wantz to know. Are red dots bad thing? and what are the green dots for. meowmeowmeowmeowmewomeowmewoe

 

I've seen this car at Mac Churchill also...the service guy there stated that they cleaned up the interior and gave it a new paint job.

 

You know how volvo has the badges for the grilles for 200,000 mile club? Seems like Acura would need one...so much for 200,000 miles though...straight to the platinum 600,000 club house...

Is it the original tranny?

 

Nah, Just Tune up and oil changes, along with brakes, tires and gas
those 3800 GM motors are very strong and reliable. It's the same motors they've been using forever with just minor technological upgrades as time went on.

 

makes the old adage of "if it ain't broke, don't try to fix it" very clear and true.

 

I really have a long way to go...135k on my 95 GSR.

 

wow, amazazinggg

i'm positive they aren't selling the car.. its like an ad saying "acura's will last forever" so they made it really shiny and clean...

but simply wow, i wonder how much they bought that integ for

 

Definitely a showroom piece. Can't believe it still looks that good... but then again, these pictures are from far away. Wonder how it is up close and from inside....

 

Amazing...

Though we have one guy on SaturnFans who has 490k on his 95 SL2 Auto. Second automatic transmission (one rebuild @ 300k), original engine. Burns one quart every 300 miles, needs a new CAT every two years to pass CA smog.

And yes, since it's a Saturn, lots and lots of preventive maintenance; he has practically rebuilt the entire car.

 

From what I remember, it looked pretty good inside...just a bit worn in areas that received a lot of contact like the steering wheel, shifter knob, and maybe the driver side footwell where the right heel rests for the gas pedal.

I've noticed that Honda tends to put very durable fabrics and plastics in their interiors. My old 89 Accord LX had a medium blue cloth interior that looked pristine after 218K miles. Just had wear items in the areas I listed above plus the seat bolster on the driver's side. I keep nothing inside of my car, so it always looked super clean.

 

obviously they repainted and did touch up here and there to make it like a new ride. come'on!

 

yup, they are not selling it.

 

that's awesome. honda engine are super reliable and I think everyone already knew that, but 608k is very impressive indeed.

 

That Integra must be Made in Japan that proves Japanese made cars last long