Does the production of cars or the production of computers add more GDP?

Question

For the USA.

Answer 1

for whom?

Answer 2

GDP measures the retail value of all final goods and services produced in a country in a given year.  The average price of a car produced in the US is around $20K.  The average price of a computer produced in the US is $NA.  There are very few companies that build finished computers in the US, only some of the higher-end components.  So computers actually add little to GDP compared to cars.