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Acura Integra DE4

2022 – present — Japan

The fourth-generation Honda Integra (chassis code DC5) was introduced by Honda in Japan on April 13, 2001, and was produced from July 2001 to August 2006. In North America, it was known as the Acura RSX, following Acura's naming scheme change to alphabetical designations for better brand recognition. Key Points: 1. **Introduction and Production**: The Honda Integra DC5 was launched in Japan in April 2001 and in North America as the Acura RSX in July 2001. Production continued until August 2006. 2. **Chassis and Drivetrain**: The fourth-generation Integra shared its platform with the seventh-generation Civic, switching from double wishbone suspension to MacPherson struts in the front and a trailing arm type suspension in the rear. The traditional B-series engine was replaced with the new K-series engine featuring intelligent VTEC (i-VTEC), continuously variable sprocket, and a flatter torque curve. 3. **Facelift**: The Integra received a facelift in 2004 for the model year 2005, refreshing its appearance and possibly updating some features or technologies. Overall, the Honda Integra DC5/Acura RSX represented a shift in Honda's lineup towards alphabetical model designations for brand recognition. The adoption of the K-series engine with advanced VTEC technology and updated suspension marked a departure from the traditional design elements

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Acura Integra DE4

2022 – present — Japan

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