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ok, i know this might be a useless thread, but i found a link a while ago which showed all the Honda cars that were available in Japan. In the previous generation Integra, they had two different body styles. One looked like the Integra that we get here, and the other one looked like a civic. i was just wondering what the difference was?

I tried to search for the link again, but i couldnt find it on my comp

 
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i dont really get ur questions? whats the difference between a civic and an integra in japan??

 
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no....i saw two different body styles for the Integra (in Japan). one that looked like the one we got here, and the other that looked like a 6th gen civic (sedan). but, theyre both called Integra. i was just wondering what the difference was.

 
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you mean like one has the 4 round headlights and one has the 1 piece headlight assembly?

 
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no no i dont think that was the case.. maybe the guy had an integra sticker on his civic... cause thats not possible ... japan its all honda... integra is an integra civic is a civic...

 
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ok ok , i guess i cant write for ****

There were two different sedan styles.

Style #1) looks like the one we had (but obviously does not have the 4 headlights)

Style #2) Same body style as a 6th gen civic sedan...but it was called an Integra.

ok, my question is...why did they have two different Integra sedan body styles?

 
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^yay. exclusivevtec understood my question!

 
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i found it!

http://english.auto.vl.ru/catalog/ho...gra_sj/1999_1/

its called the Integra SJ (check the 1999 model)

well, i was sorta wrong the back reminds me of a civic, but the front is different

 
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ummm? i think its ugly

 
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Yeah it does look like a civic, what kinda engine did it have? headlights look like a hyundai