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President Trump claimed credit for increased U.S. auto production and job creation, citing tariffs and automaker investments.

Industry data contradicts Trump's claims, showing overall U.S. auto production down 2% year-to-date.

Trump's claim of a 55% decline in U.S. auto production over 35 years is also refuted by industry data.

President Donald Trump is taking credit for automakers shifting production of vehicles to the United States and investing in plants to secure American jobs.

In a White House Cabinet meeting Tuesday, Aug. 26, Trump said his economic policy, including tariffs imposed on imported vehicles and auto parts, is working to increase U.S. auto production and create new jobs. He praised Detroit automakers General Motors, Ford Motor Co. and Stellantis —

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