American Made Cars The United States is considered the automobile capital of the world, producing and selling more cars than any other country.

	Top Picks For 2012 American Made Cars When you are thinking about getting one of the countless American made cars, there are some things you need to be aware of as you shop.  The notion of the American made car does not mean that you can only buy a car that is made by an American manufacturer.  In fact, there are vehicles that are made in America that are actually made by foreign carmakers.  More

	Top American Made Cars For 2011 The Top 2011 American made cars tend to be in the affordable, economical, small car bracket. Affordable small sedans and vehicles such as the American made cars Ford Fiesta and Chevy Cruze are at the top of the class in 2011. This ranking is based on affordability, fuel economy, and safety ratings as well as a tried and true performance on the European and world markets in previous years with American cars made overseas. Both Ford and Chevy, despite challenging fiscal times, have decided to go with tried and true vehicles that have succeeded on the global market for American release, after a few tweaks to the cars themselves, upgrading both engineering and style options. More

	The New Big 3 The United States is considered the automobile capital of the world, producing and selling more cars than any other country. The dominance of American made cars led to the term "Big Three," which often refers to American automakers General Motors, Ford, and Chrysler. These three American automobile manufacturers were once the largest automakers in the world before they collapsed on the verge of bankruptcy during the 2008-2009 automobile industry crisis. More

	Top 10 American Made Cars The old cliché that cars made in America are inferior to vehicles made outside the US is according to experts in the industry, untrue. Forbes.auto.com is an informative website providing valuable information to people thinking about purchasing an American made car. Commenting on Forbes.auto, Joe Ivers, executive director at J.D Power and Associates, was of the opinion vehicles made on American soil match the reliability and quality of their foreign counterparts.  Ivers believed that America's three largest car manufacturers, Chrysler (now owned by Fiat), Ford, and General Motors, have radically improved and are now equally favorable to foreign car makers like Toyota and Honda. More