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Honda Sets Growth Plan as Delayed Plane Venture Nears Final Test
Honda Motor Co. will boost staffing at its aircraft unit by as much as 50 percent as it expands production of the new HondaJet to about 90 a year to compete with business-jet makers Cessna and Embraer SA.
(OFFICIAL)-Honda says small jet's U.S. certification delayed by a year
Honda Motor Co Ltd's small passenger jet will not be licensed to fly by authorities in the United States until the second half of 2014, a year later than the company originally planned, Honda said on Tuesday.
Honda returns to Formula One racing with focus on high-tech engine technology to improve road cars
After nearly a seven year hiatus, Honda is roaring back into Formula One racing in 2015 as McLaren's engine partner.
GM stock rises above $33 for first time in 2 years
Shares of General Motors reached an important milestone on Friday, closing above their initial public offering price of $33 for the first time in more than two years.
Senior hunger target of auto maker, Lt. Gov. McConnell
South Carolina Lt. Gov. Glenn McConnell, the state's future leaders and the Honda Motor Co.
Honda Returns To Formula 1 With McLaren
Honda will return to Formula 1 racing in two years, supplying engines for racing cars built by McLaren.
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Honda Set To Make Comeback To F1
Honda Motor Co. has decided on its comeback to Formula One auto racing as an engine supplier in 2015, sources said Wednesday.
Honda investing $70M to build all-new Acura NSX at Ohio facility
American Honda Motor Co. Inc. said Tuesday it will spend $70 million to renovate a Honda logistics facility in Marysville, Ohio, into a production plant to build the all-new Acura NSX.
Can Tesla Really Compete With General Motors And Ford?
The list below sizes up Tesla next to the two biggest American automakers, General Motors and Ford .
Q&A with Michimasa Fujino, CEO Honda Aircraft Co.
Michimasa Fujino, CEO of Greensboro-based Honda Aircraft Co., will travel to Geneva, Switzerland this week for the European Business Aviation Convention and Exposition from May 21 to 23.
Japan's yen drives gains for Honda
As a means of playing the recovery in Japan, I suggest looking at some of the Japanese automakers with ADRs; I especially like Honda Motor .
Automaker-Supplier Improvements Stall, Study Says; Toyota No. 1
Improvements in automaker-supplier relations are stalling, with the difference between the top- and bottom-ranked companies narrowing, according to a survey of auto-parts makers in North America.
Wheels Classic Cars: The first Honda Civic
The Honda Civic appeared on the automotive scene in 1973 only 11 years after the Honda Motor Co.
Honda Rocks the Summer's Biggest Music Festivals
Honda is also encouraging attendees to connect with other music fans, share their festival experience, including photos, fashions, set lists and musings with the #HondaStage hashtag on social media channels in addition to Honda-branded Facebook and Twitter pages.
Nissan Posts Slowest Profit Growth Among Japan Carmakers
Nissan Motor Co. reported the slowest annual profit growth among Japanese automakers as success in China backfired when a political dispute triggered a wave of anti- Japan sentiment in the world's biggest car market.
General Motors, Toyota And Honda: Which Is The Winning Bet For Now?
When we compare auto companies, we usually discuss which produces the best models along with the best quality.
Japanese manufacturer to add 200 jobs in N.C.
ASMO North America, which supplies advanced automotive technology, systems and components, already has a 530-person headcount in Greenville.
Goal of FAA certification for HondaJet delayed a year
Michimasa Fujino is the CEO of Greensboro-based Honda Aircraft Co., which is targeting the end of 2014 for FAA certification of its $4.5 million business jet.
Lone Auto ETF Is in a Sweet Spot
Editor's Note: This content was originally published on Benzinga.com by The ETF Professor, Benzinga Staff Writer.