You need to increase your knowledge of the subject.
The 2005 F-Series pickup truck is assembled in Kansas City, Missouri, and Dearborn, Michigan, was up to 90% parts sourced in USA, but lately just
55 percent of parts were made in the U.S.
or Canada! More than 15 percent of its parts come from Mexico.
Chrysler says about
61 percent of the components it uses for its Chrysler, Dodge and Jeep lines come from the U.S.
Chrysler's Ram 1500 pickup's
70 percent domestic content.....GM, meanwhile, builds its
Chevy Camaro in Canada and its GMC Sierra pickup in Mexico. All these numbers span a number of years but 75% is a goal that Cars.com has used to rate the most made in America cars and light trucks.
For the past several years, the No. 1 vehicle has been the Toyota Camry, which is built in Kentucky and Indiana. Among the criteria for a vehicle to make the AMI is that it must have at least 75 percent domestic parts content. The Tundra built in San Antonio, TX has
75% North American parts content. All motor and transmissions are made in USA. Now how much of that Toyota USA profit filters back to Japan is unknown, but there are plenty of home grown line workers, mid and upper level managers and executives sucking millions out of Toyota, Japan.
