Honda Manufacturing of Indiana (Greensburg Production Plant)

Honda’s fourth U.S. auto plant, began production of Civic Sedans in October 2008 and for exports in September 2009. The plant will add production of the Honda CR-V in early 2017

[CrispyGFX]

2:12 Robot gently closes the door after it finishes painting. I love it.

[dundundata]

Ya'll built my '23 CR-V and it's great!

[ashleyloucks]

I use to work there till I moved. Great place to work. The are big on quality.

[moose]

The 2012 Civic LX is my car. Thank you, Honda! Here’s hoping mine lasts a long time.

[denisespurlock]

I am hoping to work there in the fall of 2018.

[elmecanico]

In a way, you can say these workers are not only skilled workers but also mechanics.

[lewi]

sounds like someone was playing laser tag

[hermanpratama]

HONDA IS MORE INTELLIGENT THAN GENERAL MOTORS. VERY AMAZING !

[georgekolotouros]

I guarantee you those paint imperfections don't take only 10 - 20 seconds to get rid of.

[patrickmichael]

It’s too bad the Civic Si isn’t built at this plant in Indiana.

[steeler]

What fluids do they use from the factory? Do they use Honda branded oil?

[elpapiquetgusta]

me encanta ver este tipo de hobra hombre y maquinaria en acción ojalá algun día pudiera estar presente

[ifeoluwaomidiranganiyu]

please am having a gear problem with my Honda car accord Automatic, The Gear will not change until it get to 4000r/mins and the fuel consumption is high. we be glad if anyone can update me on how to solve the issue

[jonezzzyyy]

I start in about two weeks. I am wondering exactly what I’ll be doing and what orientation is like I was told I’ll have to wait a year before Honda actually hires me. I’m going through a company called Kelly. I’ve heard all good things. My plan is to stay here until I retire. Hopefully it’s not temporary and it can be permanent. Does anybody have any advice?

[Merseysiderful]

Why do the workers wear uniforms at Honda but not at the American owned car factories ?

[Stopitstoptalking]

How come the cars are all the same colors?

[InsideOfMyOwnMind]

Bragging rights go to the guy or gal who drives them off the line. "I was the first one to drive every single one of these cars".

[TheMadisonHang]

look at that, its all robots.
its just a matter of time.

[JadeB]

There are two leading (Advanced) automated car manufacturing in the world. the first most efficient and well-engineered is European car manufacturing. 2 the Japanese which is very close to the European standard.
I hate to say this as an American. but the worst automated car manufacturing is right here in the US. even today in 2020.

if you look closely at the process of car manufacturing and assembly in a European plant you will see a huge difference at the End product. same for Japanese. but Here in the US automated car manufacturing is YEARS behind the rest.
in the US the workers are not as well trained. automation engineering is Very poor, to say the least. very poorly organized and inefficient.very poor quality control. giving the customer a much inferior product.


(automotive unions destroyed this country's ability to compete)
US workers have to be thankful for Japanese engineers who take bigger pride in their products. manufacturing cars right here in the US.
so at least learn from them. but even that is not being done.

It always baffled me. why the quality & engineering of an American car is inferior and less efficient. after all. most of the car manufacturing is all automated. by CNC (which is a dying trade here in the US)
its time to hire better far better engineers. and Far better quality control.

[cruisermax]

Some of those older dudes are squinting. Not good.