Acura cars are made by Honda Motor Corporation, which created Acura as its luxury and performance division in 1986. Acura vehicles carry Honda's engineering and manufacturing expertise but are marketed as a separate luxury brand mostly targeting the North American market.
Acura vehicles are predominantly manufactured in the United States, specifically in four Honda plants located in Ohio: Marysville, Anna, East Liberty, and Russells Point. These plants build various Acura models and components, such as engines in Anna, transmissions in Russells Point, and complete vehicles like the MDX, RDX, Integra, TLX, and NSX supercar.
In summary, Honda owns and makes Acura cars, with production centered in Ohio, USA, though the brand itself is of Japanese origin under Honda's umbrella.
