You are DUMB, not ignorant.
Every new vehicle lists the production statistics (% of parts made domestically vs abroad and % of final assembly domestically vs abroad). Go to a Ford dealership and look what the manufacture's specifications and pricing sticker says for a new Fusion and Taurus. It is FAR FROM AMERICAN.
In the world of multinational corporations, "Buy American," is a pathetic attempt to appeal to one's emotions. American corporations like politicians, like drug reps, and our customers, are hypocrites. We all speak out of both ends of our asses. American manufactures outsource manufacturing/assembly as they see fit. Its just business.
Here's a link describing an American "made" car by your American company, Ford.
http://www.glgroup.com/News/Ford-Is...n-Manufactured-In-Mexico-And-Insta-35492.html
In case the above link is blocked, here's a summary of the article (dated 3-13-2009):
Ford manufactures all of its current hybrid models, both of them, the Ford Escape and the Mercury Mariner, in its Kansas City Assembly plant. It has now begun production of two additional models, the Ford Fusion and the Mercury Milan, at the same facility. Ford's plan, however, is to move production of the Fusion and Milan hybrids to its Hermosillio, Mexico assembly plant. This move will turn the Fusion and Mariner hybrids into Mexican vehicles assembled using a Japanese designed power train with the key component made in Japan. Why should anyone believe that this will stimulate the American economy or create jobs in the USA for American workers?
What do you say about the Hond Civic? Honda is a Japanese company. Some parts are made in the US, but the vast majority of final assembly occurrs somewhere in Ohio. What about Toyota Corollas and Camary's? Some parts made in the US, but the vast majority of final assembly for both cars occurs in the US. Same can be said with certain models of Hyundai, Kia, and VW.
By logic, wouldn't a Civic be more American than a Fusion? Especially if one looks at percent of foreign vs domestic components and percent of final assemblage in the US?
Try to enlighten yourself by actually reading instead of watching Fox news. Or, if you are too lazy to read, at least watch a competing news cast to gain a different perspective, and just maybe you might start to think critically, being able to differentiate fact from fiction, and see through all the bull crap.