09/30/2026
Hey Road IQ
🇨🇦 YOU MIGHT BE DRIVING A CANADIAN BUILT VEHICLE… AND NOT EVEN KNOW IT.
Where was your vehicle actually built?
Because right now, thousands of Canadians are building some of the most recognizable vehicles on our roads.
🚙 Toyota RAV4 / RAV4 Hybrid
📍 Cambridge & Woodstock, Ontario
✨ Lexus NX / NX Hybrid
📍 Cambridge, Ontario
✨ Lexus RX 350 / RX 350h / RX 500h
📍 Cambridge, Ontario
🚗 Honda Civic Sedan / Civic Si / Civic Hybrid
📍 Alliston, Ontario
🚙 Honda CR-V / CR-V Hybrid
📍 Alliston, Ontario
🛻 Chevrolet Silverado 1500
📍 Oshawa, Ontario
🛻 Chevrolet Silverado HD
📍 Oshawa, Ontario
🚐 Chrysler Pacifica / Pacifica Hybrid
📍 Windsor, Ontario
🚐 Chrysler Grand Caravan
📍 Windsor, Ontario
🏁 Dodge Charger SIXPACK
📍 Windsor, Ontario
⚡ Dodge Charger Daytona EV
📍 Windsor, Ontario
🛻 Ford F-250 / F-350 / F-450 Super Duty
📍 Oakville, Ontario
A foreign badge doesn’t necessarily mean foreign manufacturing.
A Toyota, Honda or Lexus assembled in Ontario supports Canadian assembly workers, suppliers, transportation companies, skilled trades and communities across the country.
Likewise, a traditionally “American” brand isn’t automatically Canadian built just because we see it everywhere.
🇨🇦 Supporting Canada means looking beyond the badge.
It means understanding where things are built, where the jobs are, where the investment goes and how much of our economy we can keep moving right here at home.
Canadian built does not mean Canadian owned, and not every component comes from Canada.
But if economic independence matters to you, where your vehicle is assembled should probably be part of the conversation.
👇 Would knowing a vehicle is assembled in Canada make you more likely to buy it?
Post what you drive, and we’ll tell you where it was built! Was is Canada!?🇨🇦
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