Is any vehicle 100% American made anymore?

Question

Is any vehicle 100% American made anymore?

Answer 1

Nope........If they claim to be all American it's false. The US can't even get a tag on a shirt to say made in the US instead of made in China....how are they going to get a car that's 100% US? They claim to be all American b\c they are put together in the US....the parts for the cars are all imported. And by the way........Toyotas are not american.

Answer 2

Yeah.  Some Toyotas.  :)

According to last years' study, the Ford Expedition is the most American car with 95% being American made.

Answer 3

Lmao @ "Yeah. Some Toyota's : )"

Yeeeah, suuure, I'm guessing this guy would also say some Mitsubishi's are 100% American as well.

Answer 4

According to the federal government, a vehicle with a 75-percent or more domestic parts rating is classified as a domestic vehicle. The web-based resource site Cars.com has compiled the 'American Made Index' that lists the top ten vehicles made in the U.S. according to where their parts came from, where they were finally assembled, and even how many were sold in the U.S.

The ten vehicles and where they're assembled are:

Ford F-Series - Dearborn, Mich.; Kansas City, Mo.; Louisville, Ky.; Norfolk, Va. (Except Ford F-650, F-750)

Chevrolet Silverado - Fort Wayne, Ind.; Pontiac, Mich.

Toyota Camry; Camry Solara - Georgetown, Ky. (Except hybrid Camry)

Ford E-Series - Lorain, Ohio

Chevrolet Cobalt - Lordstown, Ohio

Ford Explorer - Louisville, Ky.; St. Louis, Mo.

Chevrolet Malibu/Malibu Maxx - Kansas City, Kan.

Ford Escape - Kansas City, Mo.

Toyota Sienna - Princeton, Ind.

Chevrolet TrailBlazer - Moraine, Ohio (Except now discontinued TrailBlazer EXT)

Answer 5

no it hasn't been that way for the last  25 years or so