Fanalca

National Factory of Autoparts (Fanalca Organization of Colombia) is a Colombian business group founded on May 31, 1958, when two businessmen formed a company dedicated to the manufacture of bodywork for buses with parts supplied by the Superior Coach of the States United, gradually the nascent company was producing all the necessary parts for the bodies offering new models for the growing urban and intermunicipal transport market. The group is mainly known for being the only one in Colombia with the license to assemble Honda motorcycles and market the cars of this same brand.

Fanalca is a limited company with Colombian capital and its name meant "National factory of bodies", in agreement with its initial social reason that with time was modified. Today, due to its growth, the name does not really reflect the wide field of activities that the company carries out in the industrial and commercial area. History

It originates in the metal-mechanic sector and as a business group it also participates in the sector of auto parts, motorcycle parts, pipelines bodies, trash compactors, passenger transport and solid waste collection and transport. After manufacturing cars and railway cars and channeling the production of metallic pipe with seam as raw material in the assembly plants of body, Fanalca obtained the license to assemble and to commercialize motorcycles Honda in Colombia. This involved the development of a distribution network through concessionaires located throughout the country.

In 2000, the mass transit system began operating in the Colombian capital of which the buses that circulate with the A001 to A187 belong to this group Fanalca, this circular articulated buses under the administration of mobile city, north portal , south portal as mobile connection and gilded portal like Gmovil SAS.

In 1991 Fanalca obtains the license to commercialize in Colombia the Honda automobiles, business that represents a great commercial prestige for the company in the Colombian automotive market.

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