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#1 Toyota Camry While there's no simple way to determine what "American" means these days, each year Cars.com releases its American-Made Index, which ranks vehicles on where they are built, where their parts come from and how many are sold in the United States. In other words: which cars create the most business locally based on these factors. Where do the profits go? That's another story. For the third year in a row the Kentucky and Indiana-built Toyota Camry tops the list with a combination of an 80 percent domestic parts content and more sales than any other car.![2accord]()
#2 Honda Accord It's little surprise that the second-best-selling car in America also takes second place on Cars.com list. The Accord is manufactured at plants in Ohio and Alabama with 80 percent domestic parts.![3malibu]()
#3 Chevrolet Malibu The highest-ranking car from an U.S-based brand is built smack dab in the heartland of America in Kansas City with 75 percent of its parts sourced in the USA.![44explorer]()
#4 Ford Explorer Ford's new family-friendly crossover is a hot seller, and a whopping 85% domestic parts content is good enough for the Chicago-built vehicle to rank fourth on the list.![5odyssey]()
#5 Honda Odyssey The made in Alabama Odyssey is a perennial favorite among minivan buyers and its 75 percent domestic content helps it beat the top-selling Chrysler twins, which come from Canada.![6sienna]()
#6 Toyota Sienna The redesigned Indiana-made Sienna jumped from #10 to #6 on this year's list.![7jeep]()
#7 Jeep Wrangler Fiat-run Jeep may not be the all-American brand it once was, but the iconic Wrangler climbs out of its factory in Toledo, Ohio from #9 to #7 on this year's list.![8traverse]()
#8 Chevrolet Traverse The popular Traverse has been keeping assembly line workers busy at GM's factory in Lansing, Michigan.![9tundrua]()
#9 Toyota Tundra The Ford F-150 may be the best-selling truck in America, but with only 60 percent domestic content, it gets beat out on the list by this Toyota from Texas.![10acadia]()
#10 GMC Acadia A near twin of the #8 Chevrolet Traverse, lower sales place the Acadia lower on the list, but with three vehicles in the Top 10, GM has the most of any American brand.The "Most American" Car is Japanese?
Toyota Camry takes home the title for third year in a row.
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