The resolution commends Honda on the 25th anniversary of its Alabama Auto Plant, which has been a significant contributor to the state's economy since its establishment in 2001. The plant represents a substantial $3.2 billion investment and employs over 4,500 individuals, supporting thousands of families through careers in skilled manufacturing, engineering, and technology. Additionally, Honda's operations in Alabama extend to 22 authorized dealerships that provide jobs for another 1,300 residents and contribute $2 billion annually in parts and materials sourced from local suppliers.

Furthermore, the Alabama Auto Plant has an impressive production capacity of over 340,000 vehicles and V6 engines each year, manufacturing popular models such as the Honda Odyssey, Pilot, Passport, and Ridgeline, which have been recognized in the Cars.com 2025 American-Made Index. The resolution also highlights Honda's commitment to community service and civic responsibility through volunteer efforts and charitable contributions. The Alabama Legislature expresses its gratitude to Honda's associates, leadership, and partners for their role in enhancing the state's manufacturing economy and fostering a legacy of innovation and opportunity over the past quarter-century.