Japanese Used Vehicles & Japanese Used Cars
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Car
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Contact
Information
- Phone:
8190 9685 6566
8190 6512 7444
8190 2544 9447
8190 5565 6453
Fax: 8148 4862 300
Honda
Motor Co. Ltd.
Honda
Motor Co., Ltd develops, produces and manufactures a
variety of motor products, ranging from small general-purpose
engines to specialty sports cars that incorporate Honda's
internal combustion engine technology. Honda's manufacturing
operations are principally conducted in 31 separate
factories, five of which are located in Japan. Honda
produces a wide range of motorcycles, ranging from the
50-cc class to the 1,800-cc class, in-cylinder displacement.
Honda's principal automobile products include passenger
cars, multi-wagons and mini-vehicles. Honda offers a
variety of financial services to its customers and dealers
through financial subsidiaries in Japan and abroad.
The Company manufactures a variety of power products,
including power tillers, portable generators, general-purpose
engines, grass cutters, outboard engines, water pumps,
snow throwers, power carriers, power sprayers, lawn
mowers and lawn tractors (riding lawn mowers).
BRIEF: Honda Motor Co. manufactures, distributes &
provides financing for the sale of its motorcycles,
automobiles & power products, portable generators,
power tillers and general purpose engines.
Honda
Motor Co., Ltd. ( Honda Giken Kōgyō Kabushiki
Kaisha) is a Japanese manufacturer of automobiles, trucks,
motorcycles, and scooters. They also make ATVs, electrical
generators, marine engines, and lawn and garden equipment.
With more than 14 million internal combustion engines
built each year, Honda is the largest engine-maker in
the world. In 2004, the company began to produce diesel
motors, which are very quiet and do not require particulate
filters to pass pollution standards. Honda's high-end
line of cars are branded Acura in North America.
Honda is headquartered in Tokyo. Their shares trade
on the Tokyo Stock Exchange, the New York Stock Exchange,
as well as exchanges in Osaka, Nagoya, Sapporo, Kyoto,
Fukuoka, London, Paris and Switzerland.
Car
models
Accord
Beat
City
Civic
Civic CRX
Civic del Sol
Civic Hybrid
Concerto
CR-V
Element
EV Plus, an electric vehicle
FCX, a fuel cell vehicle [1] (http://www.hondacorporate.com/fcx/)
FR-V / Edix, a 6 seater
HSC
Insight, a hybrid electric vehicle
Inspire
Integra
Jazz or Fit
Legend
MDX
N360, a Keicar
N600
NSX
Odyssey
Passport
Pilot
Prelude
Ridgeline
S2000
S600
Today
Z600
Honda Z
During the late 1980s and early 1990s, Honda collaborated
with Rover in the development and marketing of the Sterling
car.
Isuzu
Motors Ltd.
Isuzu
Jidōsha Kabushiki Kaisha (Isuzu Motors Ltd.,いすゞ自動車)
is a Japanese automobile company, headquartered in Tokyo.
It has constructions plants in Kawasaki, Fujisawa, Tochigi
and Hokkaido. It is famous for producing commercial
vehicles and diesel engines. Isuzu produced 16 million
diesel engines in 2003 alone, which can be found in
cars all over the world.
History
- 1916
- Tokyo Ishikawajima Shipbuilding and Engineering
Co., Ltd. and Tokyo Gas and Electric Industrial Co.
cooperately plan to build automobiles.
- 1918
- A technical cooperation with Wolseley Motors U.K.
is initiated. In 1922 the first Wolseley model A-9
car is domestically produced. The CP truck follows
two years later.
- 1933
- Ishikawajima Automotive Works merges with Dot Automobile
Manufacturing and changes its name to Automobile Industries
Co., Ltd..
- 1934
- A meeting with the Ministry of Trade and Industry
results in the renaming of the truck to Isuzu, after
the Isuzu river. Isuzu is not adopted as company name
until 1949.
- 1953
- With technical assistance of Rootes (U.K.) the Hillman
Minx passenger car is produced.
- 1971
- A capital agreement with General Motors is signed
and two years later the Gemini is introduced, which
is coproduced with General Motors.
- 1972
- The Chevrolet LUV becomes the first Isuzu-built
vehicle to be sold in the United States.
- 1981
- Isuzu-branded consumer and commercial vehicles are
successfully exported to the United States. The Isuzu
Pup is the first model sold to consumers.
- 1987
- The joint venture Subaru Isuzu Automotive Inc. (SIA)
is established together with Fuji Heavy Industries
(owner of Subaru).
- 1996
- Isuzu sales peak in the United States.
- 1998
- General Motors and Isuzu form DMAX, a joint venture
to produce Diesel engines.
- 1999
- GM raises its stake in Isuzu to 49%, effectively
gaining control of the company.
- 2001
- Isuzu sales begin to slide as the Rodeo and Trooper
age.
- 2002
- Subaru buys Isuzu's share and SIA becomes Subaru
of Indiana Automotive
- August
14, 2002 - General Motors sells its 49% share in Isuzu
but quickly turns around to buy 12% back. GM also
takes full control of DMAX and Isuzu Motors Polska,
with Isuzu losing not just the factories but also
ownership of all engine designs.
- July,
2004 - Production of the Rodeo and Axiom stopped.
For the 2005 and 2006 model years, Isuzu dealers in
the United States will have only two models, the Ascender
and a rebadged GMC Canyon, to sell. The company has
360 dealers, and sells an average of just two Ascenders
per dealer per month. A new SUV is expected to be
added for 2007.
- Important
car models
- 117
Coupe
- 1963-1973
- Isuzu Bellett Sedan (PR20) and 2 door GT (PR90 &
PR91)
- 1974-2000
- Gemini/I-Mark/Stylus Sedan
- Piazza/Impulse
Coupe
- 1983-2002
- Aska Sedan
- 1996-2000
- Isuzu Hombre pickup truck
- 1999-2001
- VehiCROSS halo SUV
- 2004
- Rodeo small SUV
- 2004
- Axiom small SUV
- Trooper
large SUV
- 2002+
- Ascender large SUV
- 2006+
- i-280/i-350 pickup truck
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