HONDA
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Japanese manufacturer founded by Soichiro Honda in 1946, the world's largest motorcycle maker since 1959.
- Founded
- October 1946
- Founder
- Soichiro Honda
- Headquarters
- Toranomon, Minato, Tokyo, Japan
- Known for
- Motorcycles and internal combustion engines
Honda has been the world's largest motorcycle manufacturer since 1959 and the largest producer of internal combustion engines by unit count. It built the most produced motor vehicle in history, the Super Cub.
The company released Acura, the first dedicated luxury brand from a Japanese automaker, in March 1986. It has worked on robotics since 1986, presented the ASIMO robot in 2000 and entered aerospace with GE Honda Aero Engines in 2004.
- 1946Honda founded by Soichiro Honda
- 1959Becomes the world's largest motorcycle manufacturer
- 1986Acura launched; robotics research begins
- 2000ASIMO robot presented
- 2012HondaJet enters production
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HONDA Honda CTX1300: the V4 bagger that replaced the Pan-European
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HONDA Honda CBR1000RR Fireblade: the seventh-generation Blade of 2004
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HONDA Honda CRF150R: the four-stroke Supermini motocrosser
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HONDA Honda Wave: the Southeast Asian Cub with plastic bodywork
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HONDA Honda Rebel 250: the beginner cruiser that taught America to ride
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HONDA Honda XL1000V Varadero: the Firestorm-engined adventure tourer
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HONDA Honda Dio: from 1980s two-stroke to an Indian four-stroke staple
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HONDA Honda CBX: the six-cylinder flagship of 1978
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HONDA Honda VTR1000F: the Firestorm V-twin that pioneered Honda chassis ideas
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HONDA Honda Rancher: the TRX utility ATV between Recon and Foreman
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HONDA Honda VTX: the V-Twin Extreme cruisers of 2001 and 2003
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HONDA Honda Shadow: forty years of the V-twin cruiser
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HONDA Honda CBR600RR: the race-first middleweight
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HONDA Honda CRF series: four-stroke motocross and trail bikes since 2000
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HONDA Honda Magna: the V4 cruiser that brought racing technology to the road
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HONDA Honda Gold Wing: the flat-six flagship that defined the tourer
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HONDA Honda Transalp: the V-twin dual-sport that started with a 1985 prototype
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HONDA Honda CB1300 Super Four: the big air-cooled standard
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HONDA Honda XR series: the four-stroke off-road line with R and L versions
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HONDA Honda CX series: the transverse V-twin that became a cult tourer