By: Michael Delacruz
Founded in 1959 by Soichiro Honda Began manufacturing in Japan Began to manufacture automobiles in August 1963 Competed with Toyota, Mitsubishi and Nissan Released first Japanese Supercar, the Honda/Acura NSX in 1991
Began making motorcycles in 1959 Released own dedicated luxury brand, Acura in 1986 Automotive branch can be traced back to 1963
Families in need of a family car In need of a car with room for 7-8 people College graduates High school Graduates People with a fondness to motorcycles
Benefits Of Honda Familiarity with the brand Reliability of brand Benefits of working for a Honda Franchise Paid Holidays and Paid Time Off Flexible Work Schedules Product Purchase and Lease Programs Volunteer Community Involvement Programs Educational Reimbursement Program Vehicle Safety Training Program Credit Union Membership
$250,000 Franchise Fee Majority Owner must commit to the dealership May hire General Managers to oversee operations Location must be approved by corporate 1-2 weeks training to familiarize you with Honda procedures, policies, and standards
$250,000 Franchise fee Delivery Fees Varying on Stock Shipping Fees Vary on location Destination Fees Vary on model
Apply Receive approval from Honda Upon approval negotiate terms Receive training in Ohio Choose an approved location for the dealership Receive stock from corporate or other dealers
Training Center in Ohio Develop Characteristics to maintain good public relations Job procedures, such as selling, maintaining, and distributing
Released originally as a hatchback in 1972 Compact/ Subcompact car 2013 model MPG o 28/36/31 MPG 1972 model MPG o 40 MPG
Released as a 4-Door sedan in 1976 2013 model MPG 27/36/30 MPG 1976 model MPG 28.5 MPG
Introduced in 2001 as a mid-sized crossover vehicle 2013 model MPG 18/25/21 model MPG 2001 model MPG 15/21/17 model MPG
Released as a minivan in 1994 2013 model MPG 19/28/22 MPG 1994 model MPG 18/24/20 MPG
Released in 1995 as a compact recreational vehicle 2013 model MPG 22/30/25 MPG 1995 model MPG 19/23/20 model MPG
Released in 2010 as a 2+2 seating arrangement hatchback Successor to the Honda CR-X Hybrid/Electric car 2013 model MPG 36/39/37 MPG
Introduced in 2006 to compete against American compact trucks 2013 model MPG 15/21/17 MPG 2006 model MPG 15/20/17 MPG
Introduced in 2001 as Honda Jazz 2013 model MPG 28/35/31 MPG 2001 model MPG 38/50/45 MPG