Honda to build Ridgeline in Alabama

Honda Manufacturing of Alabama CEO Hiroshi Sasamoto, left, and Alabama Gov. Bob Riley announce that Ridgeline production will move to Alabama.

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By:

Ralph Kisiel

March 11, 2008 05:00 AM

Honda will begin producing the Ridgeline pickup at its Lincoln, Ala., plant in early 2009.

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