With all due respect, there really isn't much of an "american" car anymore. We've globalized to a point where, in a lot of cases, "american" cars (i.e. Ford, GM, etc.) have more of them produced and assembled overseas or in Mexico than many non "American" cars. For instance, many "foreign" car companies manufacture right here in the states, while many american car companies have sent their factories to mexico. With globalization, it just isn't that black and white anymore. So, it might make for a nice political attack when convenient for someone, but it's largely misleading and dishonest.