American Honda Motor Co., Inc. is the U.S. automobile arm of Honda, known for the Accord, which the company says has reached its 50th anniversary. It manufactures and markets Honda vehicles for U.S. drivers while supporting owners through customer service, financing and its dealer network.
American Honda Motor Co., IncAmerican Honda Motor Co., Inc., established in Los Angeles in 1959 as Honda Motor Co.’s first overseas subsidiary, develops and manufactures mobility products ranging from automobiles to motorcycles, marine engines and aircraft. Honda’s American manufacturing story began in Central Ohio in 1979 with motorcycles and expanded to cars in 1983, making it the first Japanese manufacturer to build both product lines in the United States. Today, the company operates 18 major manufacturing facilities in North America while pursuing new mobility and hydrogen fuel-cell technologies.NEW YORK, NY
Honda American Honda Motor Co., IncSince 1985, Honda’s U.S. manufacturing presence has grown from the small Anna Engine Plant operation into a network of specialized facilities employing thousands of associates across several states. Its Marysville, Ohio, operation is especially notable for producing more than 15 million vehicles since 1982, while the Performance Manufacturing Center combines advanced technology with hands-on craftsmanship for low-volume specialty vehicles.MARYSVILLE, OHAmerican Honda Motor Co., IncFounded in 1948 by Soichiro Honda, American Honda Motor Co., Inc. develops and manufactures mobility products ranging from automobiles and motorcycles to power equipment, marine engines and HondaJet aircraft. Established in Los Angeles in 1959, it became the first Japanese manufacturer to build motorcycles and cars in the United States, beginning in Ohio in 1979 and 1983 respectively. Today, Honda operates 18 major manufacturing facilities in North America while pursuing new mobility and hydrogen fuel-cell technologies.MARYSVILLE, OH
BMW of North America, LLCSince BMW of North America was established in 1975, BMW Group’s U.S. presence has grown into a substantial automotive operation serving drivers through a nationwide network. Its South Carolina plant has assembled more than 7.3 million vehicles since 1994, while the company also supports communities through programs such as BMW Scholars and technician training for veterans.NEW YORK, NY