The pieces of the puzzle are coming together.
The Acura Integra name is returning on an four-door liftback.
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make has released a second image of its upcoming Integra reboot, which confirms the model is returning as a four-door liftback.
The rear three-quarter view of the curvy compact sedan clearly shows it has rear doors and a sloped hatch, essentially positioning it as a replacement for the current ILX.
Acura announced that it was bringing back the name in August with a drone show that depicted the coupe-like outline in the sky over Monterey, Calif., that didn’t show door cuts.
A photo of the driver’s side front quarter of the vehicle dropped along with it revealed little more than the design of the headlights and the model name.
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The Integra was one of Acura’s launch models in 1986 and continued through several generations through 2001 in both two-door and four-door body styles, before it was replaced by the now discontinued-RSX.
A 4-door liftback Integra was part of Acura’s original lineup in 1986.
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It’s still possible that a two-door version will be offered, but with that body type being dropped from the Honda Civic lineup, it’s unlikely.
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Acura has not said when the Integra would debut in full.
