Honda to spend $98 million to build CVT parts at Ohio plant

During trial production, two of Honda's advanced continuously variable transmissions undergo leak testing on the new assembly line at Honda's plant in in Russells Point, Ohio. (Honda)

By:

Danielle Emerson

February 01, 2012 05:00 AM

DETROIT -- Honda today said it will invest $98 million at its Anna, Ohio, engine plant to build pulley components for the company's continuously variable transmissions.

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