Do you really want to know...? I would say... they made enough for both trim... although the sedan did cost a little more. If you can't sleep untill you find the answer then I would suggest you call Acura up... lol j/k I bet you they don't even know... I think.

 

I don't think I've ever seen definitive production numbers on the non-Type R models. Call American Honda Motor Company (Acura's parent company) and see if you can get some info.

 

This is a little off topic but not much. I have heard that the 2nd gen gsr is the rarest integra. Even more rare than the type r. I wouldnt doubt it. I have only seen one original gsr. I have seen quite a few type r's.(like my brothers). Anyway...sorry.

 

G2 GS-R is indeed very low production, only made for two years.

Technically speaking, the 1997 ITR is the rarest US model (only 750 made).

 

"301,103 Integras were sold from 1994 to 2001" - Wikipedia... but they didn't cite where they got their scoure so I'm not 100% if thats correct... so minus 5000 R's. (If that was how many Rs were made) "3850 Total R" - from H-T... said that was sold in US... And I belive that the 92 Gs-R are the rariest... they only made it for 2 year so I wouldn't doubt it.

 

someone offered me a 92 GSR for my 97 RS.




i hate G2s so i didnt take it.

 

i got a 96 gsr-t sedan. dark current pearl or whatever.87k.... haha o yes

 

I see just as many Integra sedans as I do the coupe's around here.

 

i think the sedans are butt ugly, theres something off about them.

 

Theres a series of books in my university library that has production numbers, etc. for all the major manufactures and for different countries. The name escapes me, but I know such a book exists. I can picture what aisle its on, just not the cover of the book...

If I figure it out I'll let you know.

edit: Pretty sure it was Ward's Automotive Yearbook, theres a different book for each year, and it goes back to atleast 1996.