Cars

If there's one thing that many consumers learned over the last year, it's that even the most made-in-America cars aren't entirely made in America.

Parts come from everywhere, causing most cars to be much more international than people think. The auto manufacturing game is a global one where brands of all insignias put aside their nationalities, and even jobs in their home countries, in the name of profits.

But some cars still do better at being all-American than others. Each year, Cars.com measures which cars top the charts in one of the most flag-waving, red-white-and-blue-wearing studies out there. This year, 60% of the top-10 most American-made vehicles are EVs—and that's despite politicians looking to cut off taxpayer funding to them.