Several popular Honda models are assembled right here in the United States. The key models currently produced in American factories include the Honda Passport, Honda Odyssey, Honda Ridgeline, Honda Civic Sedan, and the Honda CR-V. Notably, the Honda Pilot and the Acura MDX are also built exclusively in the U.S. The specific manufacturing plants are located in Lincoln, Alabama; Greensburg, Indiana; and Marysville, East Liberty, and Anna, Ohio.
A vehicle's VIN (Vehicle Identification Number), which starts with a number 1, 4, or 5, confirms it was assembled in the U.S. This domestic production is a significant part of Honda's long-term commitment to the American market, supporting thousands of jobs. However, it's important to understand that "assembled" in the U.S. doesn't always mean 100% of the parts are domestically sourced; global supply chains are involved.
Here is a breakdown of some Honda and Acura models made in U.S. plants:
| Model | Manufacturing Plant Location | Key Note |
|---|
| Honda Civic Sedan | Marysville, Ohio (East Liberty Plant) | A core model for the brand, built in Ohio for decades. |
| Honda CR-V | Greensburg, Indiana; East Liberty, Ohio | The Indiana plant also produces the CR-V Hybrid. |
| Honda Pilot | Lincoln, Alabama | This facility is dedicated to Honda's larger SUV lineup. |
| Honda Odyssey | Lincoln, Alabama | The minivan has been exclusively built in Alabama for years. |
| Honda Ridgeline | Lincoln, Alabama | Shares its platform with the Pilot and Odyssey. |
| Honda Passport | Lincoln, Alabama | Essentially a two-row version of the three-row Pilot. |
| Acura RDX | East Liberty, Ohio | The luxury counterpart to the CR-V. |
| Acura TLX | Marysville, Ohio | A flagship sedan produced at the historic Marysville plant. |
| Acura MDX | Lincoln, Alabama | The luxury SUV counterpart to the Honda Pilot. |
When considering a purchase, checking the VIN is the most reliable way to verify the final assembly location of a specific vehicle.
