The most american made vehicles for 2024.

Still though, Hondas made on Ohio are no more American than Chevrolets manufactured in China are Chinese.  It's been a global economy for decades and every company must make the best use of their capital.  As one who has never purchased a foreign car (to this day I still have one example form each of "The Big 3" ) I'll freely admit I'm a dinosaur.  My loyalty means nothing.  Who cares?

Furthermore, as GM & Ford continue to lose global market share, I do predict one day a partnership of necessity to ensure mutual survival. Lastly, if China-brand vehicles, for example BYD, penetrate American shores that could single the biggest "game changer"  since the VW Bug.

The level of high-tech, quality and value (Rolls Royce & Cadillac features... I'm not kiding! ) all for less than "$33K"  with incentives and 10-year warrantees... will simply be too great to pass up for the vast majority of consumers.   

Nice link John, thanks.

Cool info fellas! My Cadillac was not only made here in the US but here in my state - Spring Hill, TN.

@perrone1 Yes Tony, that is cool .... but I can top it.

I once purchased a new car that was literally built less than 5 minutes from where I lived AND the dealership from which I took delivery was 8 minutes from where I lived.

Naturally, I still paid the hefty destination charge.  🙄 🙄 

Posted by: @chris

@perrone1 Yes Tony, that is cool .... but I can top it.

I once purchased a new car that was literally built less than 5 minutes from where I lived AND the dealership from which I took delivery was 8 minutes from where I lived.

Naturally, I still paid the hefty destination charge.  🙄 🙄 

That's pretty awesome Chris!