Ohio is extremely dedicated to bring work to its state, and recently, it had a huge success. Japanese automaker Honda announced that it would be producing the much-anticipated Acura NSX sports car in the Buckeye State. Specifically, it will build the auto in Marysville, where Honda has been located in the state for 34 years now.
Hidenobu Iwata, president and CEO of Honda of America Manufacturing, is proud to bring the Acursa NSX to Ohio due to its quality workers. He explains, "It's about people. The location of this facility is in the midst of one of the greatest collections of engineering talent in the world."1
Honda already employs around 13,700 people in Ohio, which is more than any other auto company. The new Acura NSX will be built next to the plant that builds the new Honda Accord, the brand's flagship vehicle and one of the United States' best-selling vehicles. The Acura is exclusive, powerful, and stylish. And though exact pricing hasn't been announced, the word "exclusive" should give you a hint of its price.
Overall, the new arrangement is one that's beneficial for both Honda and Ohio, as each will have impressive bragging rights.
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Source: 1http://www.dispatch.com/content/stories/editorials/2013/05/22/hondas-sports-car-boosts-ohio.html
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