Most American-Made Cars: 91 Models Ranked by US Parts Content

How this ranking works

Every new vehicle sold in the United States wears a federal window-sticker label that lists the percentage of its parts — by value — sourced from the US and Canada. Automakers report that figure to the NHTSA under the American Automobile Labeling Act, and it's the most objective answer to "how American is this car?"

The ranking below is the 2026 AALA report, sorted from most to least domestic content. Sort by clicking any column, filter by brand, and search for a specific model. Download the full list as a CSV or PDF.

Parts content isn't the same as final assembly

A car's parts content and where it's assembled are two different facts — and this table shows both. The Ford Mustang GTD scores a high 70% US/Canada content but is built in Canada; the Honda Civic is largely North American yet assembled in Canada too. Meanwhile, plenty of cars assembled in US plants carry lower domestic-parts percentages because their engines, transmissions, or electronics are imported. If your goal is supporting US factory jobs, read the Final Assembly, Engine, and Transmission columns alongside the headline percentage.

Why nothing hits 100%

No mass-market car is fully American. Modern vehicles draw parts from dozens of countries, so even the leaders top out around 75% US/Canada content. Electric vehicles often show blank engine and transmission origins — they have neither in the traditional sense — which is why several Teslas and other EVs sit near the top on parts content alone.

Who shows up most

Honda and Acura dominate the upper ranks (the Ridgeline, Odyssey, Passport, MDX, and Integra all score high), alongside Tesla's lineup and a strong showing from Toyota/Lexus, Mazda, and GM's full-size vans and trucks. Foreign-headquartered brands routinely out-score Detroit nameplates here — proof that the badge on the hood says little about where a car actually comes from.

Source: NHTSA MY2026 AALA "by percent content" report. Cross-referenced with the Kogod Made in America Auto Index. Figures are US/Canadian parts content by value and change each model year.