Originally Posted by JAPOV
Chill out, Rob...

Marty is just pissed because he got suckered into buying a turbo-charged rice burner grin

Its a GMC. Engine and all. Made in Missouri.
How do you know what I bought?

Per Gemini

The 2024 GMC Canyon is assembled in the United States at the General Motors (GM) Wentzville Assembly plant located in Wentzville, Missouri.  

Regarding the percentage of the truck that is made in the US, it's important to consider the origin of its parts. According to the 2024 Made in America Auto Index by the Kogod School of Business:

The 2024 GMC Canyon has 49 percent of its parts content sourced from the United States and Canada combined.
25 percent of its parts are sourced from Mexico.
The engine (TurboMax 2.7L I4 L3B) and the 8-speed automatic transmission are manufactured in the USA (Spring Hill, Tennessee for the engine and Toledo, Ohio for the transmission).  
Therefore, while the final assembly of the 2024 GMC Canyon takes place in the US, a significant portion of its parts originates from outside the United States, primarily from Canada and Mexico.

It's also worth noting that the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) has specific rules of origin for vehicles to qualify for duty-free treatment. As of 2024, a vehicle must contain at least 75% regional content (North America) to be considered originating under the USMCA, along with additional workforce wage requirements. While the provided data indicates a combined US/Canadian content of 49% for the 2024 GMC Canyon, it still qualifies for duty-free treatment as per current regulations, likely due to other factors considered under the USMCA rules of origin, such as the origin of critical components and labor value content.  


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