Who makes cars in US and how many?

Several automakers manufacture cars in the United States, though the exact number of vehicles produced fluctuates yearly. It's difficult to give a precise number without specifying a year and relying on constantly updated industry reports.

Here are some of the major automakers with significant US manufacturing:

* General Motors (GM): Produces a large number of vehicles across several brands (Chevrolet, GMC, Buick, Cadillac). They have numerous plants throughout the US.

* Ford Motor Company: Another major US automaker with a wide range of vehicles and numerous manufacturing plants.

* Stellantis (formerly Fiat Chrysler Automobiles): Produces vehicles under brands like Ram, Jeep, Chrysler, Dodge, and Fiat. They also have extensive US manufacturing.

* Tesla: Primarily known for electric vehicles, Tesla has significant manufacturing capacity in the US, notably in Texas and California.

* Toyota: While a Japanese company, Toyota has substantial manufacturing operations in the US.

* Honda: Similar to Toyota, Honda has a significant US manufacturing presence.

* Subaru: Another Japanese automaker with US manufacturing plants.

* BMW: Produces some vehicles in the US.

* Volkswagen: Has some manufacturing in the US.

To find the exact number of cars produced in a given year, you would need to consult reports from organizations like the Automotive News or the Bureau of Economic Analysis. These reports will break down production numbers by manufacturer.