Amidst layoffs and an uncertain economy, Honda of America is more determined than ever to generate new financial revenues. The automaker just publicized that within the past three it has endowed $400 million in operations through the automaker's Ohio based plants and facilities. Honda strongly feels that this type of activity will strengthen the automaker's future when the wavering economy regains stability.

The bulk of the funding has been dispersed between Honda's Ohio plants in Troy, East Liberty, Marysville, and Anna in an effort to help aid expansion. And knowing the automaker's history, Nalley Honda of Brunswick does not expect the Japanese automaker to hold back. Not one employee in Ohio has been laid off since Honda began production in the state back in the late 1970's. During the past year, Honda investments have exceeded those of General Motors and other major automakers.

"Even after the devastating earthquake and tsunami in Japan in March?the automaker put associates to work at routine plant maintenance, such as painting, or allowing workers to volunteer in their communities,"¹ report Honda officials.

The Japanese automaker's devotion to the company and its workers is what continues to carry the Honda brand, regardless of the current economic turmoil. Increasing production here at home and localizing the market also creates a positive "ripple effect." Successful growth entails greater usage of new materials purchased in the United States. In addition to adding a healthy boost of internal cash flow, this investment creates one hundred new jobs, a great by-product treasured akin to gold.

To take a peek at new Honda cars, trucks and SUVs worthy of a $400 million investment, feel free to visit Nalley Honda Brunswick at 178 Altama Connector Brunswick, Georgia. If you find yourself wanting to further discuss a specific model, official specs or wanting to schedule a test drive, simply contact us with any questions you may have. Whether its providing information about new models or supplying Honda parts and services, we are eager to help!

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