Honda: United States

Though participating in international motorsport (see Racing), Honda was having difficulty selling its automobiles in the United States. Built for Japanese buyers, Honda's small cars had failed to gain the interest of American buyers. Honda's first automobile imported to the United States was the N600, sold in Hawaii in 1969. In 1970, the car was imported to California and beyond, but its tiny 600 cc engine and minuscule dimensions made it very unpopular with the American public. Source:
en.wikipedia.org Honda Malaysia rides on its strong slogan ‘The Power of Dreams’. It is a bold statement that signifies the ever-changing and growing needs of the future. A future with better technology along with better value. Source:
honda.com.my Honda's "Safety for Everyone" commitment is a comprehensive approach based on providing customers with advanced safety features in each vehicle, regardless of size or price. In addition to dual-stage, dual-threshold front airbags, all Ridgeline models come equipped with side curtain airbags with rollover sensor; front side airbags, including passenger side airbag with an Occupant Position Detection System (OPDS) to prevent airbag deployment when a child or small stature adult is in the deployment path; anti-lock brakes (ABS); Vehicle Stability Assist (VSA) with Traction Control; and pedestrian safety features such as an energy-absorbing hood structure and hinges. Source:
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