1991 Acura Integra Rs Sedan 4-door 85k Original Miles 1.8l Manual Working A/c on 2040-cars
Bethesda, Maryland, United States
Hello, selling an 1991 Acura Integra RS Sedan with 5-speed manual transmission which is pretty rare on the four dour integras of this generation. The car has 85k original miles, very low for the year! Has working air conditioning and power steering. Car is 100% stock no modifications! Very smooth ride, comfortable, and easy to drive. Gets 30+ miles per gallon on regular gasoline. Good commuter vehicle or daily driver, insurance costs next to nothing and can also be tagged historic. Clean title but please read disclosure atop concerning the mileage that appears on the title. Mileage will go up as the car is my daily driver. 240 688 0366. Thanks for looking!
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