Four Wheel Logic

Yes, some Mercedes models are made in the USA, mainly SUVs from Alabama and Sprinter vans from South Carolina plants.

Yes, Mazda’s CX-50 is the only Mazda assembled in the USA at the Huntsville, Alabama MTM plant, but that line is currently paused.

Yes, several Kia models are built in West Point, Georgia, including Telluride, Sorento, Sportage, K5, EV6 and EV9 for buyers in the United States.

Yes, some Jeep models earn solid reliability marks, but results swing widely by model year, engine choice, and how each vehicle is treated.

Yes, several Hyundai models are built in America, mainly at plants in Alabama and Georgia for U.S. buyers.

Yes, some Chinese-built vehicles are sold in the US, mostly as Buicks, Volvos, Polestars, and Lincolns rather than under Chinese brand names.

Yes, many mainstream brands sell cars made in China, from local makers like BYD to joint-venture plants for Tesla, BMW, Volkswagen and more.

Yes, many mainstream cars, SUVs, vans, and trucks are still built in Canada at Ontario plants run by Toyota, Honda, Stellantis, General Motors, and Ford.

No, there are no cars completely made in America; even the most American-branded models rely on some global parts and materials.

No, there are no cars that are 100% American made, though a few U.S.-built models reach high domestic content today.