Is Honda Accord made in Japan?
The Honda Accord is a popular midsize sedan that has been in production since the 1970s. While the Accord was originally designed and manufactured in Japan, the majority of Accords sold in the United States are now produced in North America.
Where is the Honda Accord Made?
The Honda Accord is primarily manufactured at Honda's production facilities in the United States and Canada. The main Accord production facilities are located in Marysville, Ohio and Alliston, Ontario. These plants have been producing Accords for the North American market since the 1980s.
While some Accords may still be imported from Japan, the vast majority of Accords sold in the US are built domestically. Honda has steadily increased its North American production capacity over the years to meet demand for the Accord in the US and Canada.
History of Accord Production
The Honda Accord was first introduced in 1976 as a compact car, and was initially produced only in Japan. As the Accord grew in popularity, Honda began expanding production to other countries, including the United States.
- The first Accord model produced in the US was in 1982, at Honda's Marysville, Ohio plant.
- In the 1990s, Honda also began Accord production at its Alliston, Ontario facility in Canada.
- Today, the majority of Accords sold worldwide are produced in North America, with only a small percentage still made in Japan.
So in summary, while the Honda Accord was originally a Japanese-made vehicle, the vast majority of Accords sold in the United States and Canada are now produced domestically at Honda's manufacturing facilities in Ohio and Ontario.
