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how does honda ship there cars to the united states?

I'm doing a project on Honda and i was wondering how they go about shipping cars over to the united states once manufactured. does anyone know how they do it? and can u please provide the link. If u know the company they go through that be awesome too

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1. they drive them here then they reset the pedometer to 0
2. they just do??
3. ask that to your self...u cn answer it!!! heheh
4. cargo ship to docks
5. They take really big ships across the ocean it takes like tree days
6. ships This company ships cars but I don't know which company Honda uses. Probably have their own. www.aaat.com/
7. Depends on what part of the USA you live. I know they come into port down in Houston, TX. I would imagine they also come into L.A., Calf.
8. cargo ships!
9. Depends on what car it is. Some are manufactured in North America, and others overseas. Those that are made in North America are shipped from the factory using truck transports to railroad marshaling yards where they are loaded onto trains to go across the country only to be loaded back onto trucks and delivered to the dealers. If the cars are going to dealers within driving distance, they are shipped using trucks exclusively. If the cars are coming from overseas, they are brought to port on massive ships called "roro's" which is short for "roll on, roll off". Once they hit the port, it is either truck or train from there, and always by truck to the dealer. As for the companies they actually use, you might try getting hold of Honda North America directly and talking to someone in their PR department for the specifics.