Three Award-Winning Vehicles from the UAW Built Vehicle Guide

Buying union made is something everyone can do to help UAW members and the U.S. economy. Here are three of many award-winning vehicles from the 2018 UAW Union-Built Vehicle Guide.

2018 Ford F-150

This Ford made truck not only has choices that specialize in capability, efficiency and everything in between, but it also holds the 2018 Motor Trend Truck of the Year award. Winning best-in-class payload, towing and more, if you’re looking for a dependable truck with power, this is the way to go.

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2018 Chevrolet Malibu

Chevrolet’s latest technology combined with dramatic style makes the Malibu J.D. Power’s pick for 2018’s Most Dependable Midsize Car Award. If you’ve been searching for a great midsized vehicle that combines your passion for driving with exceptional efficiency, look no further.

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2018 Chrysler Pacifica

With class-leading horsepower and fuel economy, it’s no wonder the Chrysler Pacifica earned Consumer Guide’s Best Buy Award for 2018. Whether you’re looking for an athletic stance and sculpted body type or a dependable van to fit the whole family in, this UAW-Made vehicle is the one for you.

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These vehicles are made in the United States or Canada by members of the UAW and Canada’s Unifor union, formerly the Canadian Auto Workers (CAW). Because of the integration of United States and Canadian vehicle production, all the vehicles listed made in Canada include significant UAW-made content and support the jobs of UAW members.

 When purchasing one of the above vehicles, it’s important to check the Vehicle Identification

Number (VIN). A VIN beg inning with “1” or “4” or “5” identifies a U.S.-made vehicle; a “2” identifies a Canadian-made vehicle; a “3” identifies a vehicle made in Mexico.

Not all vehicles made in the United States or Canada are built by union-represented workers. Vehicles not listed here, even if produced in the United States or Canada, are not union made.