List of automobile manufacturers

Automobile marques from the earliest produced to those being manufactured today. Note these are automobile makers rather than individual types. Some of these have never been independent companies but are rather sub-brands established by a parent company.

Table of contents

1 Current automotive corporations 2 Argentina 3 Australia 4 Austria 5 Belgium 6 Brazil 7 Canada 8 Czech Republic 9 Denmark 10 Estonia 11 Finland 12 France 13 A-H 14 L-V 15 Germany 16 A-G 17 H-P 18 S-W 19 Hungary 20 Ireland 21 Israel 22 India 23 Italy 24 Japan 25 Latvia 26 Lithuania 27 Malaysia 28 Netherlands 29 North Korea 30 Norway 31 Poland 32 Portugal 33 Romania 34 Russia 35 Serbia 36 Slovenia 37 South Korea 38 Spain 39 Sweden 40 Switzerland 41 Ukraine 42 United Kingdom 43 A-E 44 F-L 45 M-R 46 S-W 47 United States 48 Major current US automakers 49 Other US automakers 49.1 A 49.2 B 49.3 C 49.4 D 49.5 E-G 49.6 H-K 49.7 L-N 49.8 O-R 49.9 S-U 49.10 W-Z 50 External link

Current automotive corporations

Many of the brands mentioned below no longer exist as separate companies. Some are totally extinct, and some are owned by larger companies. The companies and company groups are:

• AutoVAZ
  • Lada

• BMW
  • Mini
  • Rolls-Royce

• Bristol Cars

• Daihatsu

• DaimlerChrysler
  • American Motors (no longer sold)
    • Nash (no longer sold)
    • Hudson (no longer sold}
    • Eagle (no longer sold)
    • Jeep
  • Chrysler
    • Willys-Overland (no longer sold)
    • Maxwell (no longer sold)
  • De Soto (no longer sold)
  • Dodge
  • Maybach
  • Mercedes-Benz
  • Mitsubishi Motors Corporation (interest)
  • Plymouth (no longer sold)
  • Smart

• Fiat
  • Alfa Romeo
  • Ferrari
  • Innocenti
  • Lancia
    • Autobianchi (no longer sold)
  • Maserati

• Ford
  • Aston Martin
  • Edsel (no longer sold)
  • Jaguar
  • Land Rover
  • Continental
  • Lincoln
  • Mahindra
  • Mazda (controlling interest)
  • Mercury
  • Volvo

• GAZ

• General Motors
  • AM General (not sold to private individuals; similar vehicles are sold to ordinary consumers as HUMMERs)
  • Buick
  • Cadillac
  • Chevrolet
  • Fiat (interest)
  • Daewoo (sold as Suzuki and Chevrolet in the United States)
    • ZAZ
    • FSO
  • Geo (no longer sold)
  • GMC
  • Hindustan
  • Holden (Australia)
  • Hummer
  • Isuzu (interest)
  • LaSalle (no longer sold)
  • Oldsmobile (no longer sold)
  • Opel (Europe excluding UK)
  • Pontiac
  • Saturn
  • Saab
  • Subaru (interest)
  • Suzuki (interest)
    • Maruti
  • Vauxhall (UK)

• Honda
  • Acura

• Hyundai Group
  • Hyundai
  • Kia

• MG Rover
  • MG
  • Rover
  • Austin (no longer sold)
  • Morris (no longer sold)
  • Triumph (no longer sold)

• Renault
  • Dacia
  • Nissan
    • Infiniti
  • Samsung

• Porsche

• Proton
  • Lotus

• PSA Group
  • Citro%EBn
  • Peugeot
  • Talbot (no longer sold)

• Toyota
  • Lexus
  • Scion

• TVR

• Volkswagen Group
  • Audi
    • Auto Union (no longer sold)
    • Bugatti
    • DKW (no longer sold)
    • NSU (no longer sold)
    • Wanderer (no longer sold)
  • Bentley
  • Lamborghini
  • SEAT
  • Skoda
  • Volkswagen

Argentina

• Andino

Australia

• Alpha Sports
• Amuza
• Australian Kitcar
• Bavariacars
• Birchfield
• Bomac
• Bullet
• Carbontech
• Classic Glass
• Classic Revival
• Cobra Craft
• Daktari
• Daytona
• Deuce Customs
• Devaux
• DRB Sports Cars
• Elfin
• Evans
• Finch
• FPV
• G-Force
• Hartnett
• Holden
• Homebush
• HSV
• Kraftwerkz
• Lightburn
• Nota
• Piper
• PRB
• Python
• RCM
• RMC
• Roaring Forties
• Robnell
• Sharpbuilt
• West Coast Motors
• White Pointer

Austria

• Achleitner
• Austro-Daimler
• Grofri
• Königseder Tuning
• Magna Steyr
• ÖAF
• Puch
• Steyr
• Steyr-Daimler-Puch
• Tomaszo

Belgium

• Apal (before 1995, now Germany)
• FN
• Germain
• Gillet
• Miesse
• Minerva
• Nagant
• Vivinus

Brazil

• Bugre
• Dardo
• FNM
• Gurgel
• Puma

Canada

• Bricklin
• McLaughlin

Czech Republic

• Aero
• Jawa
• Laurin & Klement;
• MTX
• Praga
• Skoda
• Tatra
• Walter

Denmark

• Kewet

Estonia

• ESTfield (by Racetech)

Finland

• Elcat
• Valmet
• RaceAbout

France

A-H

• Aixam
• Alcyon
• Amilcar
• Alpine, also known as Alpine-Renault
• Ardex
• Bonnet
• Ballot
• Bédélia
• Brasier
• Bucciali
• Bugatti
• Chaigneau-Brasier
• CD
• CG
• Citroën
• Dangel
• DB
• De Dion-Bouton
• Delage
• Delahaye
• Delaunay-Belleville
• Facel Vega
• Ford (France) 1947-1954 Poissy (factory sold to Simca)
• Georges Richard
• Gordini
• Hispano-Suiza
• Hotchkiss

L-V

• Ligier
• Lorraine-Dietrich
• Major
• Mathis
• Matford Mathis & Ford joint-venture became Ford France.
• Matra
• Motobloc
• Panhard
• Peugeot
• Renault
• Richard-Brasier
• Rosengart
• Salmson
• Simca
• Sizaire-Naudin
• Talbot
• Talbot-Lago
• Tracta
• Unic
• VELAM
• Venturi
• Voisin

Germany

A-G

• Amphicar
• Apal (formerly Belgium)
• Audi
• Auto-Union
• Benz
• Bitter
• Borgward
• BMW
• Daimler
• Deutz
• DKW
• EMW
• Fendt
• Ford
• Glas
• Goggomobil
• Gutbrod

H-P

• Heinkel
• Horch
• Käsbohrer-Setra
• Kleinschnittger
• MAN
• Magirus
• Maybach
• Mercedes
• Merkur
• Messerschmitt
• Neoplan
• NSU
• Opel
• Pluto
• Porsche

S-W

• Smart
• Stoewer
• Titan
• Trabant
• Volkswagen (VW)
• Wartburg
• Wanderer

Hungary

• Balaton
• Méray
• Puli
• Unitas

Ireland

• Thomond

Israel

• Carmel
• Sabra
• Susita

India

• Bajaj Tempo
• Hindustan
• Mahindra
• Maruti
• Premier
• Reva
• San Storm
• Sipani
• Tata

Italy

• Abarth
• Alfa Romeo
• Amilcar Italiana
• Autobianchi
• Brixia-Zust
• Bugatti Automobili SpA
• Conrero
• De Tomaso
• Ferrari
• Fiat
• Iso
• Innocenti
• Isotta Fraschini
• Itala
• Lamborghini
• Lancia
• Maserati
• OM (Officine Meccaniche)
• Pagani
• Piaggio
• Qvale
• SPA
• Vespa
• Vignale
• Zust

Japan

• Daihatsu
• Honda (also Acura)
• Isuzu
• Mazda
• Mitsubishi
• Mitsuoka
• Nissan aka. Datsun (also Infiniti)
• Subaru
• Suzuki
• Toyota (also Lexus and Scion)

Latvia

• RAF

Lithuania

• KAG

Malaysia

• Proton
• Bufori
• Inokom
• Perodua

Netherlands

• Donkervoort
• Spyker
• DAF

North Korea

• Pyonghwa
• Tokchon

Norway

• Kewet
• Think Nordic aka. Pivco.
• Troll

Poland

• FSM
• FSO
• FSR
• Syrena

Portugal

• UMM

Romania

• Aro
• Dacia
• Marta
• Oltcit

Russia

• GAZ
  • Chaika
  • Volga
  • ZIM
• IZH
• KAvZ
• Moskvitch
• PAZ
• UAZ
• AutoVAZ
  • Lada
  • Niva
  • Samara
• ZIL
  • ZIS

Serbia

• Zastava, sold as Yugo

Slovenia

• IMV
• TAM

South Korea

• GM Daewoo Motors
• Hyundai Motor Company
• Kia Motors
• Renault Samsung Motors
• SsangYong Motor Company

Spain

• Pegaso
• SEAT

Sweden

• Design by Ulf
• Jösse Car
• Koenigsegg
• Nilsson
• Nordic Uhr
• S.A.M
• Saab
• Scania
• Thulin
• Tidaholm
• Tjorven, sold as Kalmar on the export market
• Vabis
• Volvo
• Volvo Cars
• Warg
• Woodstar

Switzerland

• Ajax
• Albar
• Felber
• Monteverdi
• Pic-Pic
• Rapid
• Rinspeed
• Sbarro

Ukraine

• ZAZ
• LAZ

United Kingdom

A-E

• AC
• Adamson
• Allard
• Alvis Cars
• Ariel
• Arkley
• Armstrong Siddeley
• Arrol-Johnston
• Ashley
• Aston Martin
• Austin
• Austin-Healey
• AV
• Bentley
• Berkeley cars
• Bond
• BSA
• Bristol
• British Salmson
• Caterham
• Clan
• Crossley Motors
• Daimler
• Dellow
• De Lorean
• Elva

F-L

• Fairthorpe
• Ford
• Frazer Nash
• Gilbern
• Ginetta
• Gordon-Keeble
• Hillman
• Humber
• Jaguar
• James and Browne
• Jensen
• Jowett
• Lagonda
• Lanchester
• Land Rover
• Lea-Francis
• Lister
• Locost
• Lotus

M-R

• Marcos
• McLaren
• Mercer
• Metrocab
• MG
• Morgan
• Morris
• Mini
• Noble
• Ogle
• Panther
• Peerless/Warwick
• Piper
• Range Rover
• Reliant
• Riley
• Rochdale
• Rolls-Royce
• Rover

S-W

• Singer
• Standard
• Sterling
• Stutz
• Sunbeam
• Swallow
• Talbot
• Tornado
• Trident
• Triumph
• Turner
• TVR
• Vanden Plas
• Vauxhall
• Wolseley

United States

There were over 1800 automobile manufacturers in the United States from 1896 to 1930. Very few survived and only a few new ones were started after that period.

Major current US automakers

With their various brand-names, many of which earlier had been independent companies:

• DaimlerChrysler
  • American Motors (no longer sold)
    • Nash (no longer sold)
    • Hudson (no longer sold}
    • Eagle (no longer sold)
    • Jeep
  • Chrysler
    • Imperial (no longer sold)
    • Willys-Overland (no longer sold)
    • Maxwell (no longer sold)
  • Dodge
  • Plymouth (no longer sold)
  • De Soto (no longer sold)

• General Motors
  • AM General (not sold to private individuals; similar vehicles are sold to ordinary consumers as HUMMERs)
  • Buick
  • Cadillac
  • Chevrolet
  • Fiat (interest)
  • Daewoo (sold as Suzuki and Chevrolet in the United States)
  • Geo (no longer sold)
  • GMC
  • Holden (Australia)
  • Hummer
  • Isuzu (interest)
  • LaSalle (no longer sold)
  • Oldsmobile (no longer sold)
  • Opel (Germany)
  • Pontiac
  • Saturn
  • Saab
  • Subaru (interest)
  • Suzuki (interest)
  • Vauxhall (UK)

• Ford
  • Aston Martin
  • Edsel (no longer sold)
  • Jaguar
  • Land Rover
  • Continental
  • Lincoln
  • Mazda (controlling interest)
  • Mercury
  • Merkur (no longer sold)
  • Volvo

Other US automakers

A

• Ace Motor Corp
• AC Propulsion
• Aerocar
• Ajax
• Allen
• Allstate
• Ambassador
• American Electric
• American Locomotive Company (ALCO)
• American Motors
• American Voiturette Company
• Anderson Electric Car Company (later Detroit Electric)
• Anhut Motor Car Company
• Apperson (see also Haynes-Apperson)
• Armstrong Electric
• Arnolt
• Auburn
• Austin
• Avanti

B

• Baker Electric
• Bantam
• Beaver
• Bobbie Kar
• Brewster
• Briscoe Motor Company
• Briggs-Detroiter
• Brush Motor Car Company
• Buffalo Electric

C

• Chalmers
• Chandler
• Chaparral
• Checker Cab
• Church
• Cleveland Electric
• Clenet
• Cole
• Colonial
• Columbia Electric
• Columbia Motors
• Commerce
• Consolidated Motor Company
• Cord Automobile
• Courier Car Co
• Crawford Automobile
• Crosley
• Crow-Elkhart
• Cunningham

D

• Day Automobile Company
• Dayton Electric
• Davis
• Del Mar
• De Lorean
• Demotcar
• De Soto
• Detroit Automobile (1899-1901)
• Detroit-Dearborn
• Detroit Electric
• Diplomat
• Doble
• Dort
• Dual-Ghia
• Durant
• Duryea
• Duesenberg

E-G

• Edsel (short-lived Ford subsidiary)
• Electrakar
• Electric Carriage and Wagon Company (1896-1897) becomes Electric Vehicle Company
• Electric Vehicle Company (1897-1909) becomes Columbia
• Electrobat
• E-M-F Company
• Essex
• Everitt
• Excelsior
• Excalibur
• Flint Motor Company
• Franklin
• Frazer
• Frazer Nash
• Frazier
• Graham
• Gregory

H-K

• Harrison
• Haynes-Apperson (see also Apperson)
• Herff-Brooks Corporation
• Herreshoff
• Hollier
• Hoppenstand
• Huber
• Hudson
• Hupmobile
• International Harvester
• Jackson Automobile Company
• Jeffrey
• Jeannin
• Johnson Service Company
• Jordan
• Kaiser
• Keller
• King Motor Car Company
• Kingsway
• Kissel Motor Car Company
• K-R-I-T Motor Car Company
• Kurtis

L-N

• LaFayette
• La Salle
• Lexington Motor
• Liberty
• Lion Motor Car Company
• Locomobile
• Marathon Motor Works
• Marmon
• Martin
• Maxwell
• Maxwell-Briscoe
• McIntyre
• Metzger Motor Car Company
• Michigan Automobile Company
• Michigan Motor Car Manufacturing Company
• Mitchell Motors
• Moon Motor Car
• Munson Company
• Muntz Car Company
• Mustang
• Overland, (Willys)
• National
• Nash
• Northern Manufacturing Company
• Northway

O-R

• Oakland
• Packard
• Paige
• Panoz
• Parry Auto Company
• W.A. Paterson Company
• Peerless
• Pierce-Arrow
• Playboy
• Pope
• Publix
• Pup
• Queen
• Rambler
• Republic
• Reo
• Riker Electric
• Rocket
• Rollin Motors
• Russell-Knight

S-U

• Sampson
• Saxon Motor Car Company
• Scarab (Reventlow)
• Scripps Booth
• Sears, Roebuck Company
• Standard Motor Company
• Stanley
• Stearns
• Stevens-Duryea
• Stoddard-Dayton
• Stout-Scarab
• Studebaker
• Stutz
• Thomas-Detroit
• Towne Shopper
• Tucker
• United States Motor Company

W-Z

• Wagenhals
• Warren-Detroit
• Waverley Electric
• Wayne Automobile
• Welch Motor Car Company
• White
• Wills and Company
• Willys
• Winton
• Woods Electric
• Zimmer

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See also: Lists of companies

External link

• Car makes of the world, 1894 - present, presenting more than 3700 makes