Tyree Allenbrand: There is no way for anyone to know, without being psychic. You didn't tell us what car you have. Is this supposed to be a guessing game? By the way, your grammar is horrible. Your question should read , "Where was my car made?"...not, "Where my car was made at". That's not even a question. It's more like the second half of a sentence. And drop the "at". Makes it sound like a Boost Mobile commercial.
Asa Soho: wow, that's a tough one. usa or canada. is it a hyundai? those are made in korea. how about giving the year, make and model
Jannette Kotz: Check the first digit of the Vehicle Identification Number (VIN). This is the 17 digit number on the dashboard and usually also on a sticker on the door or door jamb. 1=USA, 2=Canada, 3=Mexico, 4&5=USA, 6=Australia, J=Japan, W=Germany,K=Korea,S=England,Y=Sweden. Those are the most common.
Rayford Latz: Depends on which make and model. Even then, some popular models are made in more than one! location, PLUS, the parts for any individual car would come from different factories.I had a T Bird made in Canada, but the Engine was made in Dearborn Michigan.
Ileen Oshell: too many details
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