Auto manufacturing is truly global these days. See this years Cars.com article on "Most American car" which is based off a number of qualifying criteria.
The Cars.com American-Made Index - Cars.com
Some manufacturers will beat the guilt-drum on "Buy American or you will of failed your country" with a American flag backdrop. On the other hand they are shipping their manufacturing to Mexico and Canada along with parts purchases from suppliers from outside of the U.S.
Hypocrites, say I.
Sneak peak: Toyota Camry came in #1 this year. Toyota had 4 vehicles in the top 10!
Drive Toyota and help your country.
The Cars.com American-Made Index - Cars.com
Some manufacturers will beat the guilt-drum on "Buy American or you will of failed your country" with a American flag backdrop. On the other hand they are shipping their manufacturing to Mexico and Canada along with parts purchases from suppliers from outside of the U.S.
Hypocrites, say I.
Sneak peak: Toyota Camry came in #1 this year. Toyota had 4 vehicles in the top 10!
Drive Toyota and help your country.
) buying property in the U.S., however when they are employing thousands of Americans in building "foreign" cars it's a little different. And then to see an "American" car and look at the sticker that says "Heche in Mexico" makes you say "Huh?"
