2021 Cars.com American-Made Index

[ykX]

Cars.com

"For the second year in a row, Cars.com’s American-Made Index ranks all qualifying vehicles built and bought in the U.S., not just the top 10 or 15 models. With results directly comparable to those of the 2020 American-Made Index, the 2021 study ranks 90 vehicles through the same five major criteria: assembly location, parts content, engine origins, transmission origins and U.S. manufacturing workforce."

Top 20:

1. Tesla Model 3: Fremont, Calif. (4)
2. Ford Mustang: Flat Rock, Mich. (34)
3. Tesla Model Y: Fremont, Calif. (unranked)
4. Jeep Cherokee: Belvidere, Ill. (2) 
5. Chevrolet Corvette: Bowling Green, Ky. (8) 
6. Honda Ridgeline: Lincoln, Ala. (6) 
7. Honda Odyssey: Lincoln, Ala. (5) 
8. Honda Pilot: Lincoln, Ala. (13)
9. Honda Passport: Lincoln, Ala. (7) 
10. Toyota Tundra: San Antonio (16) 
11. Ford Expedition, Expedition Max: Louisville, Ky. (20) 
12. Acura RDX: East Liberty, Ohio (14)
13. Acura TLX: Marysville, Ohio (25)
14. Chevrolet Colorado: Wentzville, Mo. (10)
15. GMC Canyon: Wentzville, Mo. (11) 
16. Jeep Grand Cherokee: Detroit (26) 
17. Honda Accord: Marysville, Ohio (15) 
18. Toyota Avalon: Georgetown, Ky. (29) 
19. Lexus ES: Georgetown, Ky.* (28)
20. Lincoln Navigator, Navigator L: Louisville, Ky. (54) 

Bottom 10:

80. GMC Sierra 1500: Roanoke, Ind.* (85) 
81. BMW X7: Spartanburg, S.C. (82) 
82. BMW X3: Spartanburg, S.C. (79) 
83. Hyundai Elantra: Montgomery, Ala.* (86) 
84. Volvo S60: Ridgeville, S.C. (80)
85. Toyota RAV4 Hybrid: Georgetown, Ky.* (91)
86. Nissan Rogue: Smyrna, Tenn.* (89) 
87. Toyota Tacoma: San Antonio* (84) 
88. Toyota Corolla: Blue Springs, Miss.* (87)
89. Ram 1500 Classic: Warren, Mich.* (63) 
90. Honda Civic: Greensburg, Ind.* (88) 

Edited June 23, 2021 by ykX

[ccap41]

It's kind of disappointing to see the GMC Sierra and Ram 1500 Classic in the bottom ten. 

[ccap41]

Also, why is that list different than the link?

This is what shows up when I go to the link.

EDIT: Never mind, I see the link was 2020 and the new list is 2021. Well, here's the 2020 list for comparison! Hahaha

Edited June 23, 2021 by ccap41