Let's explore what defines the American car

GM's Pontiac Vibe and Toyota's Corolla are built in the same factory in Fremont, Calif. About 65% of the parts for Japan's Honda Accord come from the U.S. or Canada vs. 50% of the parts in a Chevrolet HHR. Accords are made in Marysville, Ohio. The Chevy HHR, a small SUV, is assembled in Mexico.

"There truly isn't an American car anymore," says Ron Harbour of consultant Oliver Wyman's automotive practice. "Every car has parts from all over the world." Full Story »

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by Mike LaBonte - Feb. 18, 2009

Great overview of the American car story combined with a balanced set of buyer viewpoints. Interesting facts are mixed with expert opinions on the future.

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