(Toyota)
Camry remains atop 'most-American' list
The Toyota Camry (shown) took the top spot for the third-consecutive year in Cars.com's American Made Index. The list is based on percentage of parts that are made domestically, where the vehicles are assembled and how many are sold to U.S. buyers.
The top ten, with assembly locations in parentheses:
1. The Camry (Kentucky and Indiana)
2. Honda Accord (Ohio and Alabama)
3. Chevrolet Malibu (Kansas)
4. Ford Explorer (Illinois)
5. Honda Odyssey (Alabama)
6. Toyota Sienna (Indiana)
7. Jeep Wrangler (Ohio)
8. Chevrolet Traverse (Michigan)
9. Toyota Tundra (Texas)
10. GMC Acadia (Michigan)
--NWautos staff
(Land Rover)
Land Rover begins revamp with new SUV
Upscale British SUV brand Land Rover is about to begin overhauling its entire line, starting this fall with the 2012 Range Rover Evoque (shown). The Evoque, Land Rover's first new vehicle since the 2008 LR2, will be the lightest, most fuel-efficient Land Rover model to date. It's meant to draw a new crowd to the brand; the small SUV emphasizes high style and high-tech features to appeal to urban buyers. The five-door Evoque hatchback will start at $43,995, including shipping. A coupe hatch is $44,995. Land Rover was sold by Ford in 2008 to India's Tata.
--The Associated Press
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