Let's let them explain their criteria:
"In this case, we’re taking the term 'American-made' literally. We’re including only models that are built right here on U.S. soil, whether from a domestic or import manufacturer. (And to keep things simple, we’re not looking at parts content, which is listed on a vehicle’s window sticker.)"

So in this list of the 42 Consumer Reports-recommended vehicles (of the 120 that, according to their standards, are U.S.-built), you'll find several Hondas, as well as an Acura and a Hyundai, but not, say, the Lincoln MKZ (most Lincolns are assembled in Mexico or Canada.)

Still, when it comes to new car deals, a bargain is a bargain. Check out the list after the jump.

(Note: Due to formatting issues, the "Get the Bottom Line Price" link doesn't work -- to get that information please refer to the original article here.)