The 1994 Honda Integra ZXi4WD (Chassis Code: DB9) is a rare,
Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) exclusive variant of the
third-generation Integra. It is highly notable for being the only
time Honda offered a factory all-wheel-drive system on the Integra
platform.Key Specifications- Body Style: Exclusively available as a
4-door sedan.- Engine: Powered by a 1.6-liter ZC-series Single
Overhead Cam (SOHC) inline-four engine producing roughly 118
horsepower and 105 lb-ft of torque. This engine architecture is
closely related to Honda's reliable D-series.- Drivetrain: Features
Honda's Real Time 4WD dual-pump hydraulic system. It operates
primarily as a front-wheel-drive vehicle, but automatically routes
mechanical power to the rear wheels via a multi-disc clutch if the
front tires lose traction.- Transmission: Available with either a
5-speed manual or a 4-speed automatic transmission.- Suspension &
Ride Height: Retains Honda's signature four-wheel double-wishbone
suspension layout, though the factory ride height sits roughly 0.7
inches higher than the standard front-wheel-drive Integra to
accommodate the AWD components and foul-weather
clearance.Aesthetics: This 1994 model features the distinct
"pre-facelift" quad-round projector headlights (popularly known as
"spider eyes" or "bug eyes") and signature frameless door
glass.This clean Integra ZXi4WD has been a part of the Duncan
Imports collection since 2022.27,504 Kilometers
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