You’ve seen the news about the failing domestic auto industry, and maybe it’s stirred just enough patriotism in you that you want to make your next car a domestic brand, just to help. Problem is, every single time you’ve visited a GM, Ford or Chrysler showroom in the past few years, you’ve come out laughing and headed down the street to the competing Japanese or European dealership.
Old Glory
The truth of the matter is that American manufacturers are really making some pretty compelling vehicles today, cars and trucks that compete on merit and not because their respective manufacturers have piled the cash on the hood. So you can go into, say, a Chevy dealership and drive off in a Malibu knowing that you actually have one of the best cars in it’s class. But the ‘Bu isn’t a one-off, as there are lots of good cars out there now with American nameplates. These are 10 of my favorites, running the gamut from sedans to crossovers to luxury cars. I skipped the trucks; despite Toyota and Nissan’s best efforts, they’re still blown away by Ford, Chevy, GMC and Dodge
Posted in Auto sales Post Date 11/14/2025
