what cars are American model?

Answer 1

Well, we have the big three:
Ford:
(Lincoln, Mercury, RangeRover, Aston Martin, Jaguar, volvo, Holden (non US brand) are all subsidiaries.
GM:
(GMC, Chevrolet, Pontiac, Cadillac, Hummer, Saturn, Oldsmobile, own part of KIA + Daewoo, Buick, Opal + Vauxhall (non US brand), SAAB, Chery (china))
DaimlerChrysler AG: AKA Dodge
(Mercedes, Dodge, Chrysler, Jeep)
then we have companies most americans dont even know exist. (car guys know all about them)
Panoz
Carol Shelby International:
(SSC, Shelby)
SuperPerformance
Saleen
Vector Supercars
Factory Five Racing
Tesla
Carbon Motors
ZAP
American Specialty
Areil
(Brommer... brammer...bromer.. i dont know the spelling)
Virginian

There are so many american car manufacturers, im sure ive missed some.
Included in those results are companies that are now defunct:

Answer 2

Hi!
I'm assuming you are asking who produces American cars.
Daimler-Chrysler, General Motors, and Ford are known as the Big Three of North American car production.

Chrysler produces cars like the Chrysler 300, Dodge Charger, PT Cruiser, Pacifica, Intrepid.
Ford produces the Mustang, the Crown Victoria, the Lincoln and Mercury Grand Marquis.
General Motors produces the Buick Lucerne, LaCrosse, the Pontiac Grand Prix, the Sunfire, the Chevy Cavalier, and the Cadillac. It also produced Oldsmobiles.

Answer 3

American MAKES, not models, are generally considered to be GM, Ford, and Chrysler products. Check the window sticker at the lot to see what percentage of the car was manfactured and assembled in the states. A lot of traditional American cars are not so "American" any more, and while Toyota claims to be built on American soil it is just that, "built", or assembled, here with japanese components