Free origin scores for Canadian buyers

How Canadian is your next vehicle, really?

Pick a make, model and year. You get a score out of 100 based on where the vehicle is assembled and where its parts, engine or electric motor, and transmission come from. The math is published, so you can check it.

72%

of Canadians say it matters that their next vehicle is built in Canada. KPMG Canada, November 2025 survey of 2,000 Canadians

Score your vehicle

Free. No sign-up.

Model years 2020–2027 · U.S. AALA options with unverified or non-Canadian availability are labelled and excluded from Canadian rankings Database edited 2026-11-03 · verification varies by record

The score measures where a vehicle is built, not its tariff exposure
This Vehicle's O Canada Score is:
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3,200+
vehicles scored, model years 2020 – 2027
NHTSA · AALA
public government data, sources cited
4 factors
assembly, content, engine, transmission
Open
methodology. Every weight is published.

Vehicle purchases add up fast. Where a vehicle is made tells you where part of that purchase supports jobs.

How it works

Three steps, about 30 seconds

1

Pick a vehicle

Choose the make, model and year. No account, no email address.

2

Read the score

Published scores are out of 100: final assembly, combined US/Canada parts content, engine or electric-motor origin, and transmission origin. Unresolved scores remain under review.

3

Compare

Each vehicle page lists higher-scoring options in the same class, so you walk into the dealership with a shortlist.

The O Canada Score

What goes into the score

Published scores combine four manufacturing-origin categories. The methodology explains the weights and source limits. Where the evidence is unresolved, a precise score is withheld.

We're pro-Canadian, not anti-anyone. If supporting Canadian jobs matters to you, this makes it easier to act on.

88 / 100

Example vehicle

Compact SUV · Assembled in Ontario

Final Assembly 50 / 50
US/Canada Parts Content 18 / 30
Engine / Motor Origin 10 / 10
Transmission Origin 10 / 10

Illustrative calculation, not a specific vehicle: 50 + (60% × 0.3) + 10 + 10 = 88. Parts content combines the US and Canada; it does not measure Canadian-only content.

Two SUVs can sit side by side on the lot, and only one was built in Ontario.
Now you can tell which.

Choose a vehicle to see where it is assembled and where its parts come from.

Score your vehicle