Honda is the quintessential example of an automaker that does just about everything right. For decades, this Japanese brand ...

Open AI signed with Chip Ganassi Racing at the start of the 2025 IndyCar season as a sponsor. With Alex Palou dominating the ...

Kyle Kirkwood will showcase a special Honda livery at the Mid-Ohio IndyCar race, aiming for his fourth win of the season and ...

Kyle Kirkwood's No. 27 Honda will attempt to win a fourth NTT IndyCar Series race this season. It will also mark the one-year ...

The Honda Odyssey, Acura Integra, and Acura RDX earn top awards in the 2025 J.D. Power Initial Quality Study, showcasing ...

Tesla tops the annual American-made index list, but companies like Honda, Kia, and Toyota aren’t far behind. With tariffs still a hot talking point and prices expected to increase over the next few ...

Honda was the first Japanese auto manufacturer to begin building cars in the United States, as its Marysville Auto Plant in Marysville, Ohio, began making cars on Nov. 1, 1982.

Forty-year Honda veteran Tim Leopold is leading the transformation of the Marysville Auto Plant, where more than 4,000 employees show up for work. He says that this kind of welding is new to not ...

Now, the Japanese firm offers a first look at the innovative manufacturing center. The Honda plant in Ohio has been building the brand's cars for over 40 years. It started operating in November 1982.

Honda's Marysville Auto Plant is undergoing a similar transformation. The production line was busy churning out hundreds of Accords during our visit, but there was plenty of evidence of upgrades.

During my EV Hub visit, we started at the Marysville Auto Plant, which originally opened in 1979 and has been building Honda cars since 1982, to see the progress the company has made in revamping ...

The centerpiece is Honda’s 40-year-old vehicle assembly plant in Marysville, Ohio. Production of its first EV, the sporty Acura RSX, begins later this year, but the factory has already torn out ...