List of automobiles manufactured in the United States

The following is a list automobiles manufactured in the United States. Some automobiles which are assembled in the United States but consist of a motor and major components assembled elsewhere are not included in the list.

Make / Model State production[1]
  Total5,711,823
Acura RDXOhio Ohio
Acura TLOhio Ohio
BMW X3South Carolina South Carolina
BMW X5South Carolina South Carolina
BMW X6South Carolina South Carolina
Chevrolet CorvetteKentucky Kentucky
Chevrolet ImpalaMichigan Michigan
Chevrolet SuburbanTexas Texas
Chevrolet TahoeTexas Texas
Chrysler 200Michigan Michigan
Dodge AvengerMichigan Michigan
Dodge DakotaMichigan Michigan
Dodge DartIllinois Illinois
Dodge DurangoMichigan Michigan
Dodge NitroOhio Ohio
Jeep Grand CherokeeMichigan Michigan
Jeep LibertyOhio Ohio
Jeep WranglerOhio Ohio
Ford EconolineOhio Ohio
Ford ExpeditionKentucky Kentucky
Ford ExplorerIllinois Illinois
Ford F-150Michigan MichiganMissouri Missouri
Ford F-250Kentucky Kentucky
Ford FocusMichigan Michigan
Ford MustangMichigan Michigan
Ford TaurusIllinois Illinois
Honda AccordOhio OhioAlabama Alabama
Honda Accord CrosstourOhio Ohio
Honda CR-VOhio Ohio
Honda CivicIndiana Indiana
Honda ElementOhio Ohio
Honda OdysseyAlabama Alabama
Honda PilotAlabama Alabama
Honda RidgelineAlabama Alabama
Hyundai Santa FeGeorgia (U.S. state) Georgia
Hyundai SonataAlabama Alabama
Kia OptimaGeorgia (U.S. state) Georgia
Kia SorentoGeorgia (U.S. state) Georgia
Lincoln MKSIllinois Illinois
Lincoln NavigatorKentucky Kentucky
Mercedes-Benz GL-ClassAlabama Alabama
Mercedes-Benz M-ClassAlabama Alabama
Mercedes-Benz R-ClassAlabama Alabama
Mitsubishi EclipseIllinois Illinois
Mitsubishi Eclipse SpyderIllinois Illinois
Mitsubishi EndeavorIllinois Illinois
Mitsubishi GalantIllinois Illinois
Subaru LegacyIndiana Indiana
Subaru OutbackIndiana Indiana
Subaru TribecaIndiana Indiana
Tesla Model SCalifornia California
Tesla Model XCalifornia California
Volkswagen PassatTennessee Tennessee

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