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Honda to build Civic Hybrid in Indiana, will boost plant capacity by 25%

Honda is boosting output at its Indiana assembly plant by 50,000 units -- or 25 percent . The move will lift the plant's annual output to 250,000 starting in 2013.
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July 18, 2012 05:00 AM

Honda Motor Co. plans to boost capacity 25 percent, or by 50,000 units, at its plant in Greensburg, Ind., and launch production of the Civic Hybrid there early next year.

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