The Toyota Tundra (made in Indiana and Texas) is ranked the 2nd most American made truck, just behind the Ford F150, according to Cars.com.
GM's axle strike earlier this year had an unintended consequence - as Chevy shifted truck production to Mexico, they decreased their truck's domestic content enough to make the Tundra more American. The Ram and the Silverado are now about 25% made in Mexico (according to their federally mandated domestic content stickers).
So, if you drive a 2008 Ram or Silverado, please affix "Made in Mexico" stickers to about 25% of your truck. Then, please stop talking about how the Tundra is a Japanese truck.
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