Honda is a Japanese automaker that produces cars, trucks, SUVs, and minivans that focus on refined, reliable vehicles characterized by versatility and economy. It is a part of Honda Motor Co., and has a strong presence in the United States, not just in its products, but also production facilities and North American operations.
In this article:
- Who Makes Honda Cars?
- What Sort of Vehicles Does Honda Make?
- Detailed Honda Buying Guides
- What Are The Best Honda Cars?
Who Makes Honda Cars?
Honda was founded in Japan in 1948. It started with motorcycles, and then began producing automobiles in 1963. Its first vehicle was the T360 micro-truck. American Honda Motor Co. was established in 1959 initially selling motorcycles and then expanded to automobile sales in America with the N600 subcompact car in 1970. The Civic was introduced in 1973 and then in 1982, it opened an assembly plant in Marysville, Ohio. It has produced the Accord at this facility to this day. Honda has several facilities in America, including ones in Ohio, Indiana, Georgia, and Alabama. It also has a production facility in Mexico.
