Fujimi 03395 Honda Integra Type R '95

The Honda Integra is a Japanese compact car that was first presented to the public in 1985. Its serial production started in the same year and lasted until 2006. During it, the model was produced only in the city of Suzuka in Japan. The car has its four generations.

The Integra model was developed and put into production to replace the Quint model in the Honda Motor Company line-up. The first generation differed significantly from its predecessor in terms of design - for example, it had retractable headlights. It was also offered in a wider range of bodies and offered a wider choice of power units. It also used a different automatic transmission. It also used many elements and components from the Civic model. The Integra model quickly gained popularity due to, above all, great power units with relatively low fuel consumption and high dynamics of work. This determined the further production of the model and its improvement. In the course of production, the Integra was offered in several body versions, including: 4-door sedan, 3- and 5-door liftback or 2-door coupe.