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 2004 Honda Accord | 2004 Honda Accord 2004 Honda Accord by Douglas |
 1996 Honda Civic LX For Sale | 1996 Honda Civic LX For Sale 6,995.00 USD 1996 Honda Civic LX For Sale Exterior: Silver Interior: Gray Cloth Engine: OHC In-Line 4 1.6L Trans: Automatic Mileage: N/A VIN: 2HGEJ6677TH528162 Stock #: VIN8162 Call: Internet Sales at 904-724-0347 BEACH BLVD. AUTOMOTIVE 6833 Beach Blvd. Jacksonville, FL 32216 www.beachblvdautomotive.com by DLR00134 |
 2004 Honda Accord | 2004 Honda Accord 2004 Honda Accord by Douglas |
 2008 Honda Accord Sedan | 2008 Honda Accord Sedan 2008 Honda Accord Sedan by Douglas |
 2007 HONDA RIDGELINE RT 4X4 | 2007 HONDA RIDGELINE RT 4X4 17,990.00 USD Exterior: Silver Interior: Gray Cloth Engine: SOHC 24-valve VTEC V6 3.5L Trans: Automatic Mileage: 50,982 VIN: 2HJYK162X7H501927 Stock #: 82330C Call: Jerry McDonald at 770-887-2311 BILLY HOWELL FORD 1805 Atlanta Highway Cumming, GA 30040 www.howellford.com by Douglas |
 2008 Honda Civic Coupe | 2008 Honda Civic Coupe 2008 Honda Civic Coupe by Douglas |
 2008 Honda Civic GNV | 2008 Honda Civic GNV 2008 Honda Civic GNV Runs on compreesed natural gas (CNG) by Douglas |
 2001 Honda S2000 | 2001 Honda S2000 31,405.00 USD Offered For Sale at the: Russo and Steele Collector Car Auction 2004, Scottsdale AZ Russo and Steele 5230 S. 39th Street Phoenix, AZ. 85040 Phone: 602.252.2697 Website: www.russoandsteele.com Consignment # 5387 2001 Honda S2000 Final Bid: $ 31,405.32 - Scottsdale 2004 This is one great 6-speed convertible. Complete with AC, power brakes, power top, and leather interior. Almost new with only 19,000 original miles. Equipment includes: Paxton Novi 1000 Super-Charger, Comtech header, over 350 horsepower, Comtech polished stainless exhaust, Nitrous Oxide with 50 shot carbon fiber bottle, automatic valve carbon fiber cold air box induction, Optima battery, 18” Hart 3 piece racing wheels, Veilside carbon fiber wing and body skirts, XM Satellite Radio, JL Audio stereo, and 2 amps and 10” sub-woofer. There are plenty of the options to many to list. All work professionally done by Speed Factory at a cost of over $70,000. by Douglas |
 2000 Honda Accord EX For Sale | 2000 Honda Accord EX For Sale 7,995.00 USD 2000 Honda Accord EX For Sale Exterior: Gold Interior: Gray Cloth Engine: OHC In-Line 4 2.3L Trans: Manual 5 Speed Mileage: N/A VIN: 1HGCG5556YA026913 Stock #: VIN6913 Call: Internet Sales at 904-724-0347 BEACH BLVD. AUTOMOTIVE 6833 Beach Blvd. Jacksonville, FL 32216 www.beachblvdautomotive.com by DLR00134 |
 2005 HONDA ELEMENT | 2005 HONDA ELEMENT 16,977.00 USD Reading light(s), tinted or privacy glass, tachometer, clock, cruise control, intermittent wipers, alloy wheels, power door locks, power windows, keyless entry, power mirrors, auto express down window, rear window wiper, mp3 player, all wheel drive, cloth upholstery, CD player, center console, air conditioning, beverage holder (s), tilt steering wheel, adjustable head rests, side air bag system, door pocket(s), 4 doors, satellite radio, 12v power source, anti-theft device(s), anti-theft stereo, dual air bags, rear window defroster. Contact Information: Vern Eide Motorcars 1500 S. Minnesota Ave. Sioux Falls, SD 57105 Phone: 605-271-9508 or 877-769-2979 Email: vstandland@verneide.com Website: [url=http://www.verneide.com]www.verneide.com[/url] by VernEide |
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Honda Motor Company
Honda Motor Company, Ltd.
No. 101, Minami Aoyama
2-chome, Minato-ku
Tokyo 107-8556, Japan
Phone: +813/34231111
Fax: +813/34230511
Website: www.honda.co.jp, world.honda.com
In 1922, Soichiro Honda opened a garage in Tokyo. He founded the Honda Motor Company in 1948 and started the production of motorcycles. At the 1962 Tokyo Motor Show, Honda presented the prototypes of a small sports car named the S360 and S500. Production of the small T360 pickup and the S500 roadster was begun in 1963.
Presently, the Honda Motor Company has production facilities in Japan, USA, Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Great Britian, Turkey, India, China, Taiwan, Thailand, Malaysia, the Philippines, Indonesia, and Pakistan. Worldwide production for 2003 totaled 2,968,316 (including Acura) passenger cars and utility vehicles.
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Honda History
Source: Wikipedia
In September 24, 1948 the Honda Motor Co. was founded. Soichiro Honda took advantage of a gap in the Japanese market that was decimated by World War II, Japan was starved of money and fuel, but still in need of basic transport. Honda, utilizing his manufacturing facilities, attached an engine to a bicycle, creating a cheap and efficient transport.
The Honda piston manufacturing facilities were almost completely destroyed. Soichiro Honda created a new company with what he had left, giving it the name "Honda Giken Kogyo Kabushiki Kaisha" which translates to "Honda Research Institute Co. Ltd." Despite its grandiose name, the first facility bearing that name was a simple wooden shack where Mr. Honda and associates would fit engines to bicycles. Interestingly, the official Japanese name for Honda Motor Co. Ltd. remains the same, in honor of Soichiro Honda's efforts. in 1958 the American Honda Co. was founded.
Honda began to produce a range of scooters and motorcycles and Soichiro Honda quickly recovered from the losses incurred during the war. By the late 1960s, Honda had conquered most world markets. The British were especially slow to respond to the Honda introduction of electric starters to motorcycles. By the 1970s, Honda was the largest producer of motorcycles in the world, a title it has never relinquished.
Honda began producing road cars in 1960, mostly intended for the Japanese market. Though participating in international motorsport, Honda was having difficulty selling its automobiles in the United States. Built for Japanese buyers, Honda's small cars had failed to gain the interest of American buyers.
Honda finally established a foothold in the American market in 1972 with the introduction of the Civic—larger than their previous models, but still small compared to the typical American car—just as the 1970s energy crisis was impacting worldwide economies. New emissions laws in the US, requiring American car makers to affix expensive catalytic converters to exhaust systems, increased car prices. However, Honda's introduction of the 1975 Civic CVCC, CVCC being a variation on the stratified charge engine, allowed the Civic to pass emissions tests without a catalytic converter.
In 1976, the Accord was immediately popular because of its economy and fun-to-drive nature; Honda had found its niche in the United States. In 1982, Honda was the first Japanese car manufacturer to build car plants in the US, starting with an Accord plant in Marysville, Ohio. They now have four plants located in Ohio: 2 in Marysville (the Marysville Auto Plant and the Marysville Motorcycle Plant), Anna, and East Liberty. They also have plants in Lincoln, Alabama (Honda Manufacturing of Alabama), and Timmonsville, South Carolina, and have recently (2006) opened a new plant in Tallapoosa, Georgia. Honda also has an extensive after market parts operation located in Marysville, Ohio, and a Research and Development facility in Raymond, Ohio. Honda's North American and U.S. headquarters are located in Torrance, California. Honda's Canadian and many US-market Civics are manufactured in their plant in Alliston, Ontario since 1985. On June 27, 2006, Honda announced that another manufacturing facility will be opening in North America, this time in Greensburg, Indiana. Its completion is expected in 2008.
Honda was the first Japanese automaker to introduce a separate luxury line of vehicles. Created in 1986 and known as Acura, the line is made up of modified versions of Honda vehicles usually with more power and sportiness than their Honda counterparts.
In 1989 Honda launched their VTEC variable valve timing system in its production car engines, which gave improved efficiency and performance across a broader range of engine speeds. One of the first of its kind in passenger vehicles, it worked on the premise of tuning one engine to operate at two different 'settings' depending on load. Normal driving would use a "shorter" cam lobe that resulted in more efficient operation. A more aggressive, longer duration, cam engages when engine RPM reaches a set point resulting in more power during hard acceleration.
For the 2007 model year, Honda plans to improve the safety of its vehicles by providing front-seat side airbags, side-curtain airbags, and anti-lock brakes as standard equipment in all automobiles available in North America (except the Insight and S2000, which will not have side-curtain airbags). By 2006, Honda plans to have as standard equipment Vehicle Safety Assist and rollover sensors in all light trucks, including the CR-V, Odyssey, and Acura MDX. Honda also plans to make its vehicles safer for pedestrians, with more safely-designed hoods, hinges, frame constructs, and breakaway wiper pivots.
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