Who has purchased a more american automobile

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Assignment:

You buy a Toyota automobile built in Tennessee from parts produced in the USA, Mexico, and Ireland. Your friend buys a Ford automobile built in Canada from parts produced in the USA, Japan, and Taiwan. Toyota is headquartered in Japan. Ford is headquartered in the United States.

Question:

Who has purchased a more "American" automobile, you or your friend? Explain your answer.

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