[quote=Ddey65,19021] Sadly, I read a recent copy of Consumer Reports magazine, indicating that there are no American plants that build American cars anymore. [quote]

That's not true. There are tons of American cars built in American plants. There's even two American plants in my hometown (Lansing, Michigan) that make the Cadillac CTS, STS, and SRX. Plus a plant that makes GM's new crossover SUVs (Saturn Outlook, Buick Enclave, etc...).
Along with those plants and the ones BeanBandit listed, there is also:

Dearborn, Michigan: Ford F-Series
Wayne, Michigan: Ford Focus
Flint, Michigan: Chevy Silverado
Detroit, Michigan: Jeep Grand Cherokee
Toledo, Ohio: Jeep Liberty

The Chrysler Crossfire was built in Osnabrück (Germany) while the Cadillac BLS is built in Trollhättan (Sweden) and not for sale in the U.S. market.
And a few Lada Samaras were built in Uusikaupunki (Finland) and labeled as Lada Samara Baltic (at least in Germany).

Edit: The BMW Z4 is built in Spartanburg (South Carolina).

Even those sold in EU ?

Yes, as far as I know. My Dad´s 2007 Z4 Coupé (that he purchased as a German model) was built in Spartanburg.

Most of the Z4 were already listed as made in USA on the site actually; I guess that it had been said earlier somewhere and that I should have checked there first

The Chrysler PT Cruiser is built in Toluca (Mexico) and some (or all?) European models in Graz (Austria).

The all new Pontiac G8 is built in Australia.

Well of course, it is simply a Commodore with a replacement grill.

"Mid" generation Fiat Cinquecentos (1992-98) and all Fiat Seicentos - like I have one - are actually not made in Italy, but made in Poland. The factory is in Tychy, not far from Katowice.

The all new Dodge Journey is built in Toluca (MEX).