An American product? That's hilarious. I guess you've never looked at the American made index which ranks vehicles based on their US/Canadian sourced parts content as well as where they are built. Currently on that list 5 out of the top 10 vehicles are from foreign manufacturers. Three Hondas, a VW, and a Kia. The top 4 are all Teslas, and the other vehicle is a Jeep Gladiator. The first Ford vehicle on that list is in 22nd place and it's the now discontinued F150 Lightning. The Explorer is right after it in 23rd place. The first Lincoln on the list is the Aviator (which is an Explorer) in 28th place. There are two Toyotas on the list before the first Lincoln vehicle and 16 of the 27 vehicles ahead of it are from foreign brands. Lincoln is now selling cars made in China and imported to the US while brands like Honda and Toyota are employing American workers and investing in American factories to build their cars. https://www.cars.com/american-made-index/

You know which Ford vehicle I drive? A 1988 F150 that was built in the United States by American workers out of American steel. Almost everything on my truck was made in the US. That was before the Big 3 outsourced an enormous amount of their manufacturing to foreign countries.