Images: Honda DC5.I Integra (2001-04)
Released in August 2001, the Honda DC5 Series I (DC5.I) Integra was a three-door, front-wheel drive liftback. Manufactured in Suzuka, Japan, the Integra range initially consisted of an unnamed, entry-level Integra and the performance-oriented Type R. In 2002, the range was expanded with limited-run Special Edition models, though these gave way to the Luxury variants in 2003… Read full Honda DC5 Integra review
Images: Honda DC5.II Integra (2004-06)
Released in October 2004, the Honda DC5 Series II (DC5.II) Integra introduced a revised range as the entry-level Integra was discontinued and the Type R was effectively replaced by the Type S; the Type S was powered by Honda’s K20Z1 engine which had a compression ratio of 11.0:1 and engaged the high RPM VTEC camshaft profile at 5600 rpm. The Honda DC5.II Integra could be identified by its slimmer tri-beam headlights, new tail-lights, restyled bumpers and wheels; inside, the seats and trim were also updated. Other changes included revised suspension geometry, a stiffer steering column, quicker ratio steering and improved noise insulation.
