With all the talk about helping US automakers it is worth noting which vehicles are actually made in the US. This graphic provides some interesting information.
For example, the Toyota Sienna is assembled in Indiana using a US made engine and a US made transmission, whereas the Ford Mustang is assembled in Michigan with a V6 engine from Germany and a transmission from France or Mexico.
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