What does a company like Honda do with the scraps of steel that remain after stamping the major body panels for a vehicle? Honda presses the scrap steel into 40-pound cubes and sends them to the Anna Engine Plant to be recycled into more parts for Honda and Acura vehicles.

At the Anna Engine Plant, the cubes are melted in the iron casting foundry operations and the molten iron is poured into molds to form engine and suspension parts. More than 40,000 tons of steel is recycled annually at the Anna Engine Plant, enough to build five Eiffel Towers.