Where Are Hondas Made?

If you’re getting acquainted with your new Honda vehicle or you’re on the market in Newton for an affordable Certified Pre-Owned one, you may have asked yourself “Where are Honda Cr-Vs made?” and “Where are Honda Civics made?” Car manufacturing is a fascinating topic, and Sussex Honda has looked into these questions for curious Sparta Twp drivers.

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Honda: Made in What Country?

So Honda is made in what country? Even though Honda is a renowned and loved Japanese brand, it has a total of 12 manufacturing plants for vehicles and parts in the United States. They are located in the following states:

North Carolina: Swepsonville and Greensburg
South Carolina: Timmonsville
Ohio: East Liberty, Marysville
Alabama: Lincoln
Indiana: Greensburg

Indeed, the majority of Hondas sold in North America are manufactured in U.S. plants! So if someone in Hackettstown asks you, “where are Honda Civics made,” you can tell them it wasn’t that far away!

Example Case: Where are Honda CR-Vs Made?

Because of its spacious interior, great performance, and admirable safety ratings, many Denville drivers ask, “Where are Honda CR-Vs made?” This recent addition to the Honda lineup is manufactured in Greensburg, Indiana. The latest add-on to the U.S. lineup of Hondas is the Passport, a popular light truck developed in America.

Another fun fact about U.S. Honda manufacturing is that Honda also produces aircraft parts! Honda Aircraft Company has a worldwide headquarters in Greensboro and it additionally builds aircraft parts in Burlington.

Parts for Your Honda: Made in What Country?

Sometimes, the question isn’t just “Where are Honda Civics made?” but “Where are the replacement wheels for my Honda Odyssey made?” Any parts center with OEM parts will have Honda parts made in U.S.A. plants such as the following:

Ohio: Anna, Russell’s Point
Georgia: Tallapoosa
North Carolina: Burlington

Honda started the US-based building of engines and transmissions in 1985 and 1989, respectively. Starting in 1987, they became the first company to export U.S.-made cars to an international market.