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Civic coupe question

mondeo · 2011-09-11 19:40:01

Specifically the 96 - 00' shape. Recently put a New wing on one on behalf of my friend. One thing I noticed is the stamp under the bonnet says 'Honda of America'. It was sold new in Ireland which I would have imagined to be assembled in Honda Europe. Why does/would it say Honda of America? It's a right hand drive car.…

11-09-2011 7:40pm

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Specifically the 96 - 00' shape. Recently put a New wing on one on behalf of my friend. One thing I noticed is the stamp under the bonnet says 'Honda of America'. It was sold new in Ireland which I would have imagined to be assembled in Honda Europe. Why does/would it say Honda of America? It's a right hand drive car.

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#2 11-09-2011 7:43pm

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The part may have been made in the good auld US of A and shipped worldwide. American steel works etc...

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#3 11-09-2011 7:49pm

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It's the identification plate on the bulk head that says this. I know the coupes were mainly built for the Americans but I would not have imagined the ones for the European Market to have been assembled in America also.

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#4 11-09-2011 9:46pm

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The Coupe was either built in the US or Japan, it was never built in Europe. Of that generation Civic the only European built model was the 5 door hatchback which was built along side the similarly styled Rover 400 in Swindon.

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