King Ranch edition, Big Horn Edition, and the 1794 Edition...One of these is built in Texas.

It's no secret that nearly every truck manufacturer out there has some sort of Texan, Horse towing, ranch inspired truck in their line up that features a slew of different bells and whistles and is more than capable of conquering any type of farm work you can throw its way, but one thing about these trucks might surprise you. Like the title says, between the following trucks; Ford King Ranch, Dodge Big Horn, and the Toyota 1794, one of them is actually built in Texas, by Texans, on what used to be an old ranch. Believe it or not, its the Toyota 1794 Edition Tundra and its the only one built in America. The 1794 is a representation of the year the original Ranch stood where the Toyota Texas manufacturing plant currently stands. The Tundra is truly a ranch inspired truck that is capable of towing over 10,000lbs and is fitted with an amazing i-Force 5.7l V8. So if you have the need for an American built, Ranch inspired truck, look no further than the 1794 Edition, 2014 Toyota Tundra.  

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Japanese cars built by American hands.

Over the past 50 years Toyota has built more than 25 million cars and trucks in North America with their 14 North American facilities 10 of which are located in the U.S.. Toyota's commitment to drive more local business hasn't stopped there, and they're in the process of investing another $28 million to expand power-train operations at two facilities in Ann Arbor, Michigan. In the past 20 months Toyota has invested about $2 billion in it's North American facilities, creating more than 4,000 new jobs and counting. We think it's great that Toyota is moving more of its research, design, and development efforts to U.S., and creating more jobs for the American people. It really is a testament to how committed Toyota is to it's North American market. 

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Here's a photo of the Toyota Technical Center at Ann Arbor, Michigan.

To read more about Toyota's expansions check out the official press release from Toyota by clicking here. 

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