The Most American Truck is a Honda

The Honda Ridgeline tops a North American origin study as the most American pickup, according to Hagerty’s 2026 assessment. Automakers are required by law to disclose where a vehicle is assembled, how many U.S./Canadian parts are used, and the origin of its engine and transmission. The Ridgeline features 75 percent of materials sourced from the U.S. or Canada and final assembly in Lincoln, Alabama, with engines and transmissions made in the United States. By this metric, Honda leads, while rivals from General Motors, Ford, and Ram fall short of the 60 percent threshold, highlighting how sourcing choices shape national-content rankings in pickups.