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• The name sounds Italian, and the brand is Japanese, but the Kentucky-built Toyota Venza is 80 percent domestic.
• We may have invented the full-size pickup, but the Toyota Tundra is the only one on this list, hailing from Texas with 80 percent domestic content.
• The Toyota Avalon is the biggest car the company makes. No surprise it builds it here, with 80 percent domestic content.
• Minivans are an American original, so it shouldn't be a surprise that the Honda Odyssey is made in Alabama, with 80 percent domestic content.
• The Chevrolet Malibu sounds American, and with 80 percent domestic content, it is.
• The Buick Lucerne takes its name from a town in Switzerland, but the car is built in Detroit with 81 percent domestic content.
• The Chevrolet Express and its twin, the GMC Savana, are big vans with a big 82 percent domestic content.
• Chrysler may make the best-selling minivans, but the Toyota Sienna is tops on this list, assembled in Indiana with parts that are 85 percent domestic.
• The Lincoln MKS may be Ford Motor Company's flagship automobile, but at 85 percent domestic content, it's #2 on this list. Check out #1 to find out why Ford isn't too concerned.
• It's been a while since the Ford Taurus was the best selling car in America, but with 90 percent domestic content it's tops on this list. Assembled in Chicago, a town known for it's hot dogs, this one practically comes wrapped in the flag. Happy Fourth of July!