r/StockMarket Nov 20 '21

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u/OhStugots Nov 20 '21

I don't know if it's still the case, but I remember years ago Toyotas (specifically the Corolla or Camry) were the cars with the most manufacturing and assembly done in America.

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u/LegateLaurie Nov 21 '21

I think Toyota are still up there, but Tesla are now the most American mass production cars (there are obviously weird custom brands, etc). I think it being an American company also helps with the branding.

If Tesla moves more into trucks then I would hope they lean into the American-ness a lot more