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Lincoln Corsair Tops 2022 Made In America Auto Index

In recent months, the Lincoln Corsair has earned its fair share of accolades, including being added to Consumer Reportslist of recommended vehicles. Back in June, the Lincoln Corsair also ranked third in Cars.com’s 2022 American-Made Index, which focuses on assembly location, parts content, engine origins, transmission origins, and U.S. manufacturing workforce to determine which is the most “American.” That marked the first time in the index’s 17-year history that a Lincoln vehicle made the cut, and now, the Lincoln Corsair has also topped the Kogod School of Business’ 2022 Made in America Auto Index, too.

Impressively, the Lincoln Corsair skyrocketed from 44th place last year – when it contained 25 percent U.S. and Canadian content and a foreign-sourced engine – to the top spot, largely thanks to its 72 percent U.S./Canadian content and U.S.-made engine. This ranking applies to both the regular, ICE-powered version of the luxurious crossover, as well as the electrified plug-in hybrid Grand Touring model.

The Made in America Auto Index uses seven points derived from publicly available data based on research performed by the Center for Automotive Research in Ann Arbor, Michigan to arrive at these conclusions – profit margin, labor, research and development, inventory, capital, and other expenses, engine, transmission, and body, chassis, and electrical components.

These rankings also take into account the economic value of the different components of auto manufacturing. For example, the highest-ranked cars are made by U.S. based manufacturers that utilize American engines and transmissions, as well as a high percentage of U.S. and Canadian parts. In the case of components like the engine and transmission and the location that the vehicle is assembled, those that aren’t U.S.-based are given a score of 0.

We’ll have more on the Corsair soon, so be sure and subscribe to Ford Authority for more Lincoln newsLincoln Corsair news, and continuous Ford news coverage.

Brett's lost track of all the Fords he's owned over the years and how much he's spent modifying them, but his current money pits include an S550 Mustang and 13th gen F-150.

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Comments

  1. Robert Willis

    I’m sure proud & satisfied with my Corsair. Love it!

    Reply
    1. Nick

      Ours has been great also, have a Nautilus for the wife also.

      Reply

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