If you have your heart set on buying an American-made car, you may want to consider where in America you are.

A recent analysis by Carjojo revealed that Texas leads the country in American-car selection, while Michigan is tops in American-made inventory per resident.

Carjojo used data from American University’s recently released 2016 Kogod Made in America index, which determined just how “American” various makes and models really are. The Kogod ranking had the Buick Enclave, Chevy Traverse and GMC Acadia tied for the top spot.

Armed with this information, Carjojo tapped its database of new-vehicle sales data for May and June to determine which states were likely the best places to get a great deal on these “American” vehicles.

In looking at states with the highest number of “most American” vehicles in inventory, and how many of these vehicles are on dealer lots per state, Carjojo found that Texas had the largest inventory of for 15 out of 19 “most American” vehicles: the Buick Enclave and Verano; the Cadillac Escalade and Camaro; the Chevy Cruze Limited, Impala, Malibu, Tahoe and Traverse; the Ford Explorer and F-150; the GMC Acadia, Canyon and Yukon; and the Jeep Wrangler Limited.

Rounding out that list were California (Chevy Colorado) and Michigan (Buick LaCrosse, Chevy Equinox and Ford Taurus).

In terms of which states had the highest American-car inventory per capita, Michigan led this list, having the highest inventory for six of the top 20 vehicles: LaCrosse, Equinox, Malibu, Traverse, Taurus and Acadia.

But Nebraska was the leading state for the Impala and F-150 — so if a shopper wants to buy the Ford F-150, which is the most popular vehicle in the country, Nebraska is likely the best place to go.

Another inventory-heavy state is Michigan for the Equinox and Malibu, and Arizona for the Yukon.

Carjojo also examined which states had the highest number of discounted “most American” vehicles compared to the total number of available vehicles, Georgia was tops with 74 percent of Escalades for sale at a discount. Also notable were large numbers of discounted Camaros in Connecticut (53.3 percent) and the LaCrosses in Arizona (41 percent).

Most inventory on lots

Buick Enclave, Texas, 1,255
Buick LaCrosse, Mich., 913
Buick Verano, Texas, 1,031
Cadillac Escalade, Texas, 982
Chevrolet Camaro, Texas, 2,810
Chevrolet Colorado, Calif., 1,591
Chevrolet Cruze Limited, Texas, 408
Chevrolet Equinox, Mich., 3,722
Chevrolet Impala, Texas, 799
Chevrolet Malibu, Texas, 3,605
Chevrolet Tahoe, Texas, 4,352
Chevrolet Traverse, Texas, 1,639
Ford Explorer, Texas, 3,305
Ford F-150, Texas, 21,607
Ford Taurus, Mich., 477
GMC Acadia, Texas, 983
GMC Canyon, Texas, 973
GMC Yukon, Texas, 2,256
Jeep Wrangler Unlimited, Texas, 2,561

Most American-car inventory per capita

Buick Enclave, N.D., 8
Buick LaCrosse, Mich., 9
Buick Verano, N.M., 16
Cadillac Escalade, Texas, 4
Chevrolet Camaro, La., 11
Chevrolet Colorado, N.D., 8
Chevrolet Cruze Limited, Ark., 4
Chevrolet Equinox, Mich., 38
Chevrolet Impala, Neb., 7
Chevrolet Malibu, Mich., 28
Chevrolet Malibu Limited, La. : 2
Chevrolet Tahoe, Texas, 16
Chevrolet Traverse, Mich., 14
Ford Explorer, N.J., 14
Ford F-150, Neb., 114
Ford Taurus, Mich., 5
GMC Acadia, Mich., 6
GMC Canyon, Ark., 7
GMC Yukon, Ark., 23
Jeep Wrangler Unlimited, Colo., 14

Most vehicles discounted

Buick Enclave, Conn., 35.4%
Buick LaCrosse , Ariz., 41%
Buick Verano, Colo., 28.0%
Cadillac Escalade, Ga., 74%
Chevrolet Camaro, Conn., 53.3%
Chevrolet Colorado, Md., 25.8%
Chevrolet Cruze Limited, Ill., 24.9%
Chevrolet Equinox, N.J., 33.2%
Chevrolet Impala, Mo., 26.5%
Chevrolet Malibu, Conn., 36.1%
Chevrolet Malibu Limited, N.C., 24.4%
Chevrolet Tahoe, Conn., 29.6%
Chevrolet Traverse, N.J., 21.9%
Ford Explorer, Ala., 21.4%
Ford F-150, Colo., 17.4%
Ford Taurus, Texas, 8.4%
GMC Acadia, Texas, 18.9%
GMC Canyon, Fla., 23.7%
GMC Yukon, Ill., 42.3%
Jeep Wrangler Unlimited, Ind., 51.8%

Note that data was collected in May and June. State data includes at least 25 vehicles; state population based on U.S. Census estimates.