Honda Wears the Made In America Badge Proudly

Did you know that in 2010, Honda produced 9 models in the U.S. for a total of almost 900,000 units.  Of those, 6 of them contain at least 70% of U.S/Canadian produced parts.

According to the April 2011 issue of Car and Driver:

Contrary to popular belief, America still builds cars—a lot of them. Nearly 8 million cars and trucks came out of  U.S. plants last year. Step back and look at the entire North American continent, and production adds up to more than 12 million units. But even if a vehicle is made by an American company by American workers, it’s not necessarily an American car, at least according to our government. By Uncle Sam’s reckoning, if  75 percent (by value) or more of a car’s parts come from the U.S. or Canada, it’s considered a domestic product; less than that, and it’s not. The maps here tell you not only where your North American–made car is built, but just how American it really is.