Hyundai Santa Cruz is a pickup truck manufactured by Hyundai Motor Company.

Saturn vehicles were manufactured by the Saturn Corporation, which was a subsidiary of General Motors.

Several vehicles are produced in the United States by various American and international automakers. For example. the Ford F-150 is manufactured in Dearborn. Michigan and Claycomo. Missouri; the Chevrolet Corvette is assembled in Bowling Green. Kentucky; and Tesla's Model S. Model 3. Model X. and Model Y are built in Fremont. California. Other vehicles produced in the US include the Chevrolet Thorold Flint. Michigan and Fort Wayne. Indiana. Dodge Ram Warren and Sterling Heights. Michigan. Honda Accord Marysville. Ohio. Toyota Camry Georgetown. KY. Jeep Grand Cherokee Detroit. Michigan. Acura MDX East Liberty. Ohio. BMW X3. X4. X5.X6.X7 Spartanburg.South Carolina .and Mercedes-Benz GLE and GLS Vance. Alabama. It's worth noting that manufacturing plants may relocate and some vehicle components may be sourced from other countries/regions but still assembled in the US.

Deciding whether to rebuild or replace an engine hinges on several factors, including cost, vehicle age, and your long-term intentions for the car. Generally, rebuilding an engine can be cheaper than buying a new or used replacement, especially if the damage is limited. Rebuilding allows for addressing specific issues and replacing only the necessary parts, potentially saving you money. However, it requires skilled labor and may uncover additional problems, increasing costs unpredictively. On the other hand, replacing an engine provides a quicker, often more reliable solution but at a higher upfront cost. The choice also depends on the vehicle's value; a newer, high-value car might justify the investment in a new engine, while older models could benefit more from a rebuild. Ultimately, weigh the costs versus benefits in your particular situation, considering both the immediate expense and the expected longevity and reliability post-repair.

Yes, cars that run on fossil fuels, such as gasoline or diesel, release carbon dioxide (CO2) when they are operated. This is a result of the combustion process that occurs in the engine, converting fuel into the energy that powers the car. The CO2 is then emitted through the car's exhaust. This is a major contributor to greenhouse gas emissions and climate change. However, electric cars or those running on renewable energy do not directly release carbon dioxide.