Honda is celebrating the grand opening of its new Heritage Center in Marysville, Ohio.
The museum is filled with 55 years of Honda vehicles and equipment, all associated with the Japanese company’s presence in Ohio and the rest of North America. Visitor can catch a glimpse of historic and modern automobiles, motorcycles, race vehicles, industrial robots and aerospace products.
The museum is filled with 55 years of Honda vehicles and equipment, all associated with the Japanese company’s presence in Ohio and the rest of North America. Visitor can catch a glimpse of historic and modern automobiles, motorcycles, race vehicles, industrial robots and aerospace products.
The 160,000-square-foot building is also home to Honda’s new Technical Development Center, which serves as a training headquarters for the company’s engineers, service technicians and product associates.
“A vision to dream big is evident throughout the museum, exemplified by the visible evolution of the motorcycles, automobiles and power equipment on display,” the company notes in its announcement. “In addition, the space honors groundbreaking new Honda technologies such as a replica of the humanoid robot ASIMO and the HondaJet, which will begin customer deliveries in 2015.”
The $35 million facility will officially open its doors to the public in January.
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