Are Ford and GM Still American?

Are Ford and GM Still American?

A new ranking of the most “American-made” cars is a tough look for Detroit's icons, which are almost entirely absent from the top of the list.

Are Ford and GM Still American? - WorldNL Magazine

For decades, Ford and General Motors have been symbols of American industry, blue-collar pride, and heartland grit. From the rugged Ford F-150 to the all-American Chevy, the Detroit Big Three — Ford, GM, and Chrysler (now part of Stellantis) — have dominated the auto market with vehicles built and sold across the United States. The Ford F-150 is a cultural symbol. For many, Detroit remains the heartland of the U.S. auto industry, a perception re…

Detroit pickup trucks abandon the USA even harder

Ram 1500 | welcomia via iStockPhotoFord is headed north. Ram’s headed south. With two announcements within a month, it looks like Detroit trucks are headed straight for the border. Ford moves Super Duty to Canada Ford’s F Series used to be the last of the Detroit trucks fully assembled in the U.S. Not anymore. For 2026, Ford announced it’ll build Super Duty pickups in Oakville, Ontario—joining current plants in Kentucky and Ohio. Oakville was or…