Report: The Top 5 Most “American-Made” Cars in 2020

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If you want to support American-made products, buying a vehicle produced in the USA is a great way to start. But you may be wondering what “American-made” means.

Cars.com recently released its American-Made Index (AMI), which shows just how "made in the USA" some vehicles really are.

To come up with its list, Cars.com says it used five primary factors:
  • Final assembly location
  • Percentage of U.S. and/or Canadian parts
  • Origin country for available engines
  • Origin country for available transmissions
  • U.S. manufacturing workers relative to the automaker's footprint
Let’s take a look at the top five American-made cars, according to Cars.com:

Report: These Cars Are the Most “American”

RankMake/Model

U.S. Assembly Plant
Location(s)
1.Ford Ranger

Wayne, Mich.
2.Jeep CherokeeBelvidere, Ill.
3.Tesla Model SFremont, Calif.
4.Tesla Model 3Fremont, Calif.
5.Honda OdysseyLincoln, Ala.

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The index ranks 91 vehicles. See the full report on Cars.com.

Is it a good time to buy a car right now no matter where it was made?
Money expert Clark Howard says while you might be able to find a great deal on a car, you need to make sure that your finances are stable before you consider purchasing a vehicle.

"If you are a lucky person who has a job that is secure and you were planning to buy either a new or used vehicle, this is a great time to buy," Clark says.

If you're interested in buying a used car, here are the steps you need to follow

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