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No, I did that with SQL queries for the makes listed on the main page.
Like "update car_s set vehicle_origin = 'US' where vehicle_make = 'Cadillac'" and 1300+ cars were updated
Same for some models of each make: I'll do that for the Fords, and do manually the few models remaining.
So you only have to do manually the makes that have few cars (for which it goes fast to do it manually, as fast as typing the SQL query).
There are few "major" makes that I left for later because I had to check first if the country that I thought is right. And the makes for which we have 10-20 cars that are not on the main page and so that I did not made already.
Like "update car_s set vehicle_origin = 'US' where vehicle_make = 'Cadillac'" and 1300+ cars were updated
Same for some models of each make: I'll do that for the Fords, and do manually the few models remaining.
So you only have to do manually the makes that have few cars (for which it goes fast to do it manually, as fast as typing the SQL query).
There are few "major" makes that I left for later because I had to check first if the country that I thought is right. And the makes for which we have 10-20 cars that are not on the main page and so that I did not made already.