Most made in America 2023

[JeffKeryk]

Tesla runs the
Table

 

[OVERKILL]

Wow, the GMC Sierra 1500 and Chevy Silverado 1500 are numbers 95 and 96. Interesting the difference between the DT (28) and DS (87) RAM trucks. Lots of Honda's near the top of the list, Toyota is all over it, from the top (12) to the bottom (99).

 

[UncleDave]

No surprise on top biller.

Ridgeline beats F150 (38th) - again !

Love seeing the VW Chattanooga team on there.

I appreciate the commit from the Germans, they designed a nice car and we Americans build it well.

 

[daves87rs]

Get the feeling this will change pretty soon. Cost savings will keep the automakers afloat for a while. Sales are going to tank hard…..

 

[Soft Cars]

Where's the Rogue made at? It's on the bottom of the list.

 

[andrew_j]

Where's the Rogue made at? It's on the bottom of the list.

Everywhere, Nissan wants higher sales so they mash all the variants and generations into a lump sum to bump “sales”

 

[Allaneddie]

I was expecting to see Wrangler at the top.

If you include all of North America (USA, Canada, and Mexico) are one manufacuring area due to NAFTA, etc. I suspect things change a little

 

[mbres2000]

So much for buying GM, Ford, and Chrysler vehicles because they're "Made in America."

Looks like the so-called "import car" companies are more committed to American jobs than the Big Three.

 

[CanAmAndMore]

I didn't see Packard on the list

 

[andrew_j]

EV companies don’t have a lot of choice except to add themselves to this list if they want those incentives to sell their vehicles competitively.

 

[edyvw]

So much for buying GM, Ford, and Chrysler vehicles because they're "Made in America."

Looks like the so-called "import car" companies are more committed to American jobs than the Big Three.

BMW is biggest “American “ car company exporter by value 8 yrs in the row.

 

[Vil_Riker]

So much for buying GM, Ford, and Chrysler vehicles because they're "Made in America."

Looks like the so-called "import car" companies are more committed to American jobs than the Big Three.

A true statement.

 

[edyvw]

A true statement.

"Big" three are in a period of what in administration science is known as "muddling thru."
Commitment and values are long gone and replaced by short-term profits to please share holders. Boeing is on that path, unfortunately.

 

[camrydriver111]

For the EVs I believe there is made in USA legislation. I don't know if it is applicable to parts as well

 

[PimTac]

Made in America is really Assembled in America. Parts from all over come and get assembled.

 

[hrv]

"Big" three are in a period of what in administration science is known as "muddling thru."
Commitment and values are long gone and replaced by short-term profits to please share holders. Boeing is on that path, unfortunately.

BIG THREE.... Chrysler Corp has not been in the big three for years now...

 

[hrv]

So much for buying GM, Ford, and Chrysler vehicles because they're "Made in America."

Looks like the so-called "import car" companies are more committed to American jobs than the Big Three.

Chrysler is not even an American company anymore...

 

[edyvw]

BIG THREE.... Chrysler Corp has not been in the big three for years now...

Hence quote marks.

 

[97prizm]

I wholly support American manufacturing and suppliers However.... I wouldn't own lease or drive a Tesla if they were the last car manufacturer on Earth. Their owners are snooty, arrogant jerks who think the Muskrat is a living saint, they're not maid particularly well, they aren't even really "green" or good for the environment. Every major update makes them less repairable see Sandy Munro's video about the new battery packs.

 

[Elkins45]

Do they have a most made in Japan list? I would be interested in that.