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:: Monday, September 25, 2006 ::
Made in America? Hard to tell - By Jim Mateja and Rick Popely, Chicago Tribune via The Boston Globe
Foreign-based manufacturers like Toyota can identify models like the Camry as ``domestic' cars because they meet the government yardstick of having 75 percent or more of their parts made in the United States or Canada.
But the Automobile Trade Policy Council, a lobbying group funded by GM, Ford, and DaimlerChrysler AG, says the domestic content of all Toyota vehicles sold in the United States -- including imported models -- is 48 percent. Honda's is 59 percent and Nissan's 45 percent.
For GM and Ford, the domestic parts content is 73 percent, and for DaimlerChrysler, it's 72.------------------------------------------- posted 5:53 AM :: reference link ::
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