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RobertRyan wrote:

ShinerBock wrote:
Just like the bulk of our vehicles are designed and engineered here.

They certainly are not. Tell me which ones?

Robert, you forget that the best-selling American vehicles are American style pickups. Styled and Engineered, and sometimes built in the US. With the occasional exception, like the subject of this thread.

ShinerBock wrote:

RobertRyan wrote:
Not totally, they do not represent the bulk of US vehicles and that listing contain vehicles with foreign
parts A few were engineered outside NA. Several do not exist. What no Hyundai, TOYOTA, BMW, Mercedes etc

Hyundai, Toyota, BMW, etc... are not our vehicles. They are other country's vehicles sold here.

Which vehicles on that list were engineered outside NA? Which "several" do exist?

How about all of the Pickups. From a cursory glance the Viper, Chrysler 200 appear to be missing in action. Have to look at in detail.

RobertRyan wrote:
Not totally, they do not represent the bulk of US vehicles and that listing contain vehicles with foreign
parts A few were engineered outside NA. Several do not exist. What no Hyundai, TOYOTA, BMW, Mercedes etc

Hyundai, Toyota, BMW, etc... are not our vehicles. They are other country's vehicles sold here.

Which vehicles on that list were engineered outside NA? Which "several" do exist?

Not totally, they do not represent the bulk of US vehicles and that listing contain vehicles with foreign
parts A few were engineered outside NA. Several do not exist. What no Hyundai, TOYOTA, BMW, Mercedes etc

RobertRyan wrote:

ShinerBock wrote:
Just like the bulk of our vehicles are designed and engineered here.

They certainly are not. Tell me which ones?

Yes, a bulk of our vehicles are designed and engineered in America.


Ram 1500
Ram 2500
Ram 3500 SRW
Ram 3500 DRW
Ram 4500
Ram 5500
Charger
Challenger
Viper
Hellcat
Demon
Durango
Caravan
Chrysler 200
Chrylser 300
Pacifica
Grand Cherokee
Wrangler
F150
F250
F350 SRW
F350 DRW
F450
F550
F650
F750
Econoline
Flex
Explorer
Expedition
Expedition XL
Taurus
Mustang
MKX
MKZ
Continental
Navigator
GMC 1500
GMC 2500
GMC 3500 SRW
GMC 3500 DRW
Terrain
Acadia
Yukon
Yukon XL
Silverado 1500
Silverado 2500
Silverado 3500 SRW
Silverado 3500 DRW
Express
Malibu
Impala
Camaro
Corvette
Traverse
Tahoe
Suburban
ATS
CTS
XTS
CT6
XT5
Escalade
Regal
Regal Tourx
LaCrosse
Enclave
Model S
Model X
Model 3


There are probably a few more that I am missing. Oh, and I am not including medium and heavy duty makes like Peterbilt, kenworth, and such.

ShinerBock wrote:
Just like the bulk[b/] of our vehicles are designed and engineered here.

They certainly are not. Tell me which ones?

Just like the bulk of our vehicles are designed and engineered here.

brulaz wrote:

ShinerBock wrote:

brulaz wrote:

ShinerBock wrote:

RobertRyan wrote:

You will find a lot of US vehicles have been engineered outside the US

Which ones? Just curious....

I would guess mostly the smaller ones.
The micro cars, my Cruze, and prolly others that have an international market.

Not the trucks though.

Yeah, I know many of the small cars like the Spark, Sonic, Focus, and Fiesta are. Even the GM Colorado/Canyon twins. Not a lot, just a little more than a handful compared to the many US vehicles.

In addition, suspect few of the Japanese, S. Korean, and German vehicles on the road are engineered in N. America. They may be designed and built here though.

Pretty well that is it, they have some US design studios, but bulk are designed and engineerd elsewhere

ShinerBock wrote:

brulaz wrote:

ShinerBock wrote:

RobertRyan wrote:

You will find a lot of US vehicles have been engineered outside the US

Which ones? Just curious....

I would guess mostly the smaller ones.
The micro cars, my Cruze, and prolly others that have an international market.

Not the trucks though.

Yeah, I know many of the small cars like the Spark, Sonic, Focus, and Fiesta are. Even the GM Colorado/Canyon twins. Not a lot, just a little more than a handful compared to the many US vehicles.

In addition, suspect few of the Japanese, S. Korean, and German vehicles on the road are engineered in N. America. They may be designed and built here though.

RobertRyan wrote:

brulaz wrote:

ShinerBock wrote:

RobertRyan wrote:

You will find a lot of US vehicles have been engineered outside the US

Which ones? Just curious....

I would guess mostly the smaller ones.
The micro cars, my Cruze, and prolly others that have an international market.

Not the trucks though.

Parts for the Pickups, engines yes, overall no.Most of the Vans have been ,exception the Chevrolet Vans

Yes, forgot about the Euro-vans.

Anyway, these companies are international, with design, engineering and assembly of parts and the finished product spread out all over the globe.

And even ownership is becoming more global: FCA is primarily controlled by the Agnelli family of Italy.