List of automobile manufacturers

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The following automobile manufacturers produce or have produced automobiles. See also List of cars.

Contents

[edit] World Motor Vehicle Production by Manufacturer

Top 15 Motor Vehicle Manufacturing Companies by Volume 2005 [edit]
Car and Light Commercial Vehicle Production (1,000 units)
1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000
General Motors 9,040
Toyota 7,100
Ford 6,418
Volkswagen Group 5,173
DaimlerChrysler 4,319
PSA Peugeot Citroën 3,375
Honda 3,373
Nissan 3,348
Hyundai-Kia Motors 2,853
Renault-Dacia-Samsung 2,617
Suzuki-Maruti 2,072
Fiat 1,934
Mitsubishi 1,327
BMW 1,323
Mazda 1,285
Total global production: 67,265
                                                                                                                                                                                                       
Reference:

The table below gives the world's largest fifteen automobile manufacturers along with their divisions and subsidaries ranked by production volume (cars and light commercial vehicles), the largest producer appears at the top of the table.

Marque Country of Origin Ownership Type of vehicle Main market
1. General Motors (United States) - 9,040,309 vehicles
Buick United States Division Near-luxury North America
Cadillac United States Division Luxury North America / Europe
Chevrolet United States Division Mainstream North America
Daewoo Korea Subsidiary Entry-level Asia / Europe (as Chevrolet)
GMC United States Division Truck North America
Holden Australia Subsidiary Mainstream Australia/New Zealand/United Kingdom/China/UAE
Hummer United States Division Luxury Truck North America / Europe
Oldsmobile (defunct as of 2004) United States Division Mainstream / Near-luxury North America
Opel Germany Subsidiary Mainstream Continental Europe
Pontiac United States Division Performance North America
Saturn United States Division Entry-level North America
Saab Automobile Sweden Subsidiary Near-luxury Europe/North America
Vauxhall United Kingdom Subsidiary Mainstream United Kingdom
2. Toyota Motor Company (Japan) - 7,100,167 vehicles
Daihatsu Japan Subsidiary Mainstream Global
Hino Japan Subsidiary Truck Asia
Lexus Japan Division Luxury Global
Scion Japan Division Entry-level United States
Toyota Japan Division Mainstream Global
3. Ford Motor Company (United States) - 6,418,416 vehicles
Aston Martin United Kingdom Subsidiary Luxury / Performance Global
Ford Motor Company United States Division Mainstream Global
Jaguar United Kingdom Subsidiary Luxury Europe/North America
Land Rover United Kingdom Subsidiary Luxury Truck Global
Lincoln United States Division Luxury North America
Mercury United States Division Near-Luxury North America
Volvo Cars Sweden Subsidiary Luxury Europe/North America
4. Volkswagen AG (VAG) (Germany) - 5,173,351 vehicles
Audi Germany Division Luxury Europe
Bentley United Kingdom Subsidiary Luxury Global
Bugatti France Subsidiary Performance Global
Lamborghini Italy Subsidiary Performance Global
SEAT Spain Subsidiary Mainstream Europe/Mexico
Škoda Czech Republic Subsidiary Mainstream Europe
Volkswagen Germany Division Mainstream Global
5. Daimler-Chrysler (Germany)- 4,319,399 vehicles
Chrysler United States Division Near-luxury North America / Europe
Dodge United States Division Mainstream North America / Europe
Jeep United States Division Truck North America / Europe
Mercedes-Benz Germany Division Luxury Global
Maybach Germany Division Luxury Global
Mitsubishi Fuso Truck and Bus Corporation Japan Subsidiary Truck Asia
Plymouth (automobile) (defunct) United States Division Entry-level North America
Smart Germany Division Luxury/Mini Europe/Canada/Mexico
6. PSA Peugeot Citroën (France) - 3,375,366 vehicles
Citroën France Division Entry-Level/Mainstream Europe/Latin America
Peugeot France Division Mainstream Europe/Latin America
7. Honda (Japan) - 3,372,924 vehicles
Acura Japan Division Luxury North America
Honda Japan Division Mainstream Global
8. Nissan (Japan) - 3,348,033 vehicles
Infiniti Japan Division Luxury North America
Nissan Japan Division Mainstream Global
Datsun (defunct) Japan Division Mainstream Asia
9. Hyundai (South Korea) - 2,853,436 vehicles
Hyundai Motor Company Korea Division Mainstream Global
Kia Motors Korea Division Mainstream Global
10. Renault (France) - 2,616,818 vehicles
Dacia Romania Subsidiary Entry-level Europe
Renault France Division Mainstream Europe/Latin America
Renault Samsung Motors Korea Subsidiary Entry-level Asia
11. Suzuki (Japan) - 2,071,707 vehicles
Maruti Udyog India Subsidiary Mainstream India
Suzuki Japan Division Mainstream Global
12. Fiat (Italy) - 1,934,476 vehicles
Alfa Romeo Italy Subsidiary Near-Luxury Europe/Mexico
Ferrari Italy Subsidiary Performance Global
Fiat Italy Division Mainstream Global
Lancia Italy Subsidiary Near-luxury Europe
Maserati Italy Subsidiary Performance Global
13. Mitsubishi (Japan) - 1,327,035 vehicles
Mitsubishi Japan Division Mainstream Global
14. BMW (Germany) - 1,323,119 vehicles
BMW Germany Division Luxury Global
MINI United Kingdom Subsidiary Luxury/Mini Europe/North America
Rolls-Royce United Kingdom Subsidiary Luxury Global
15. Mazda (Japan) - 1,285,130 vehicles
Mazda Japan Division Mainstream Global

[edit] World Motor Vehicle Production by Country

Top 15 Motor Vehicle Producing Countries 2005  v • d • e 
Car and Light Commercial Vehicle Production (1,000 units)
1,000 2,000 3,000 4,000 5,000 6,000 7,000 8,000 9,000 10,000 11,000 12,000
United States 11,524
Japan 10,064
Germany 5,543
China 5,067
South Korea 3,657
France 3,495
Spain 2,677
Canada 2,624
Brazil 2,375
United Kingdom 1,783
Mexico 1,607
India 1,406
Russia 1,264
Thailand 1,110
Italy 995
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                               
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[edit] Companies by Country

This section contains around 2,300 auto manufacturers and companies.

[edit] Argentina

[edit] Armenia

  • ErAZ

[edit] Australia

[edit] Austria

[edit] Belarus

[edit] Belgium

[edit] Brazil

Main article: List of cars manufactured in Brazil

[edit] Bulgaria

[edit] Canada

[edit] A-E

[edit] F-I

[edit] L-R
  • Leroy
  • Maple Leaf
  • Maxwell Motor Company of Canada Ltd.
  • McLaughlin
  • McLaughlin Buick
  • Mercury (Canada)
  • Meteor
  • Monarch
  • National Cycle and Motors of Canada
  • Russell (automobile)

[edit] S-Z
  • Two-in-One
  • Tudhope
  • Timmis-Ford

[edit] Chile

[edit] China

[edit] Czech Republic

[edit] Denmark

[edit] Egypt

[edit] Estonia

[edit] Finland

[edit] France

[edit] A-H

[edit] J-V

[edit] Germany

[edit] A-G

[edit] H-R

[edit] S-W

[edit] Greece

[edit] Hungary

[edit] India

Main article: List of car models available in India
Main article: Cars in India

[edit] Indonesia

  • Bakrie
  • Bimantara
  • Texmaco Perkasa (trucks, buses)
  • Timor

[edit] Iran

[edit] Ireland

[edit] Israel

[edit] Italy

[edit] A-H

[edit] I-Z

[edit] Japan

See also: Japanese automobile industry

[edit] Latvia

[edit] Liechtenstein

[edit] Lithuania

[edit] Malaysia

[edit] Mexico

[edit] Morocco

[edit] Netherlands

[edit] New Zealand

[edit] Norway

[edit] Philippines

  • Amianan
  • Amante
  • Anfra Motors
  • Ardak
  • Francisco Motors Corp.
  • Francis Grace Motors
  • Malagueña Motors
  • Norkis Group
  • Sarao Motors
  • Sakbayan
  • Zafra Motors

[edit] Pakistan

[edit] Poland

[edit] Portugal

[edit] Romania

[edit] Russia

[edit] Serbia

[edit] Slovenia

[edit] South Korea

[edit] Spain

[edit] Sweden

[edit] Switzerland

[edit] Taiwan

[edit] Thailand

[edit] Turkey

[edit] Ukraine

[edit] United Arab Emirates

[edit] United Kingdom

[edit] A-E

[edit] F-L

[edit] M-R

[edit] S-W

[edit] 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.

[edit] Major current US automakers

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

[edit] Current minor car manufacturers

[edit] US automakers

[edit] A

[edit] B
  • B&H (automobile) (Cleveland Ohio based manufacturer of automobiles)
  • Babcock (1909)
  • Babcock Electric (1906)
  • Bailey Electric (1907)
  • Baker Electric (1899) (Cleveland Ohio based manufacturer of automobiles)
  • Balboa (1924)
  • Baldner (1902)
  • Baldwin Steam (1899)
  • Banker (1905)
  • Barbarino (1925)
  • Barley (1922-4)
  • Bantam
  • Barnes (1907)
  • Bates (1903)
  • Bauer (taxi) (1925)
  • Bay State (1907 and 1922)
  • Beaver
  • Beggs (1920)
  • Belden (1907)
  • Bell (1916)
  • Bendix (1908)
  • Benham (1914)
  • Ben Hur (1917)
  • Benner (1908)
  • Benson (automobile) (Cleveland Ohio based manufacturer of automobiles)
  • Berg (1903) (Cleveland Ohio based manufacturer of automobiles)
  • Bergdoll (1910)
  • Berkshire (1905)
  • Bertolet (1908)
  • Beverly (1904)
  • Biddle (1915)
  • Bingham (automobile) (Cleveland Ohio based manufacturer of automobiles)
  • Binney & Burnham Steam (1902)
  • Birch (1916)
  • Birmingham (1921)
  • Black (1908)
  • Black Crow (1909)
  • Black Diamond (1904)
  • Blackhawk (1903 and 1929)
  • Blakeslee (automobile) (Cleveland Ohio based manufacturer of automobiles)
  • Blakeslee Electric (Cleveland Ohio based manufacturer of automobiles)
  • Bliss (1906)
  • B.L.M. (1906)
  • Blomstrom (1902)
  • Bobbi-Kar
  • Bolte (1900)
  • Borland Electric (1910)
  • Boss (1905)
  • Boston (steam) (1900)
  • Bour-Davis (1916)
  • Bowman (1921)
  • Bradley (1920)
  • Brazier (1902)
  • Brecht (1901)
  • Breese & Lawrence (1905)
  • Brew-Hatcher (1904) (Cleveland Ohio based manufacturer of automobiles)
  • Brewster
  • Brewster-Knight
  • Briggs-Detroiter
  • Briggs & Stratton (1919)
  • Briggs & Stratton Flyer (1918)
  • Briscoe Motor Company (1914)
  • Bristol (1902)
  • Broc Electric (1909) (Cleveland Ohio based manufacturer of automobiles)
  • Brooks Steamer (1927)
  • Browniekar (1908)
  • Brunn (1906)
  • Brush Motor Car Company (1907) (Cleveland Ohio based manufacturer of automobiles)
  • Buckeye (1901)
  • Buckboard (automobile) (Cleveland Ohio based manufacturer of automobiles)
  • Buckeye (automobile) (Cleveland Ohio based manufacturer of automobiles)
  • Buckmobile (1903)
  • Buffalo (1900)
  • Buffalo Electric (1901)
  • Buffum (1901)
  • Bugmobile (1907)
  • Burg (1910)
  • Bush (1916)

[edit] C
  • Caddy (automoble) Canasota NY (1900)
  • Cadillac
  • Calvert (1927)
  • Cameron (1903)
  • Canda (1900)
  • Cantono Electric (1904)
  • Canzol Cleveland Ohio based automobile producer
  • Cardway (1923)
  • Carhartt (1911)
  • Car-Nation (cyclecar) (1912)
  • Carroll Six (1921)
  • Cartercar (1905)
  • Car de Luxe (1906)
  • Cavalier (1926)
  • Case (1911)
  • Cavac (1910)
  • Central (automobile)Cleveland Ohio based automobile producer
  • Centeral Automobile Company - Mors
  • Centaur (1902)
  • Century (electric and steam) (1901)
  • C-F (Cornish-Friedberg) (1907)
  • Chadwick (1904)
  • Chalfant (1906)
  • Chalmers
  • Chalmers-Detroit (1908)
  • Champion (1919) Cleveland Ohio based automobile producer
  • Chandler (1913) Cleveland Ohio based automobile producer
  • Chaparral (1961)
  • Chase (1907)
  • Checker Cab (1921)
  • Checker Motors Company (1922)
  • Cheetah 1962
  • Chevrolet (1911)
  • Chicago Electric (1899 and 1912)
  • Chicago Motor Buggy (1908)
  • Chief (1908)
  • Christie (1904)
  • Chrysler (1924)
  • Church
  • Church-Field Electric (1912)
  • Cincinnati Steam (1903)
  • Clark-Hatfield (1908)
  • Clark Norwalk Cleveland Ohio based automobile producer
  • Clarkmobile (1903)
  • Clark Steam (1900)
  • Cleveland (1918) (a small Chandler)
  • Cleveland Electric Cleveland Ohio based automobile producer
  • Clenet
  • Climber (1919)
  • Clipper 1956 only
  • Cloughley (1902)
  • Clymer (highwheeler) (1908)
  • Coates-Goshen (1908)
  • Coats Steam Car (1922)
  • Coey (1913)
  • Colburn (1906)
  • Colby (1911)
  • Cole (1909)
  • Collins Electric (1900)
  • Colonial (1921)
  • Colt (1907)
  • Columbia Electric
  • Columbia Motors (1916)
  • Columbia (automobile) (1904)
  • Columbia automobile (1897)
  • Columbus Electric (1903)
  • Comet (1917)
  • Commander (1922)
  • Commerce
  • Commercial Electric (1903)
  • Commodore (1921)
  • Commonwealth (1917)
  • Compound (E.H.V.) (1904)
  • Conover (1907)
  • Conrad (steam) (1901)
  • Consolidated Motor Company
  • Continental (1907 and 1910 and 1940)
  • Corbin (1905)
  • Corbitt (1907)
  • Cord Automobile (1929)
  • Corinthian (1922)
  • Correja (1909)
  • Cosmopolitan (highwheeler) (1907)
  • Cotta Steam (1901)
  • Country Club (1903)
  • Courier (1904 and 1923)
  • Courier Car Co (1909/10)
  • Covert (1902)
  • Coyote (automobile) (1909)
  • Craig-Toledo (1907)
  • Crane (1912)
  • Crane & Breed (1912)
  • Crane-Simplex (1915 and 1922)
  • Crawford Automobile (1905)
  • Crawford-Hough Cleveland Ohio based automobile producer
  • Crescent (1907)
  • Crest (1900)
  • Crestmobile (1901)
  • Crosley (1939)
  • Crowdus Electric (1900)
  • Crow-Elkhart (1911)
  • Crown (highwheeler) (1908)
  • Croxton (automobile) Cleveland Ohio based automobile producer
  • Croxton-Keeton (1909)
  • Cruiser (1917)
  • Culver (1905)
  • Cunningham (1907)
  • Curtis (1921)
  • Cutting (1909)
  • Cuyhoga Electric Cleveland Ohio based automobile producer
  • C.V.I. (1907)
  • Cyclomobile (1920)

[edit] D

[edit] E
  • Eagle (1988)
  • Eagle Air Cooled (1905)
  • Eagle-Macomber Rotary (1917)
  • Earl (1907 and 1922)
  • Eclipse Steamer (1900)
  • Economy (1916)
  • Economy (highwheeler) (1908)
  • Economy-Vogue (1920)
  • Edsel
  • Edwards-Knight (1912)
  • Elcar (1916)
  • Eldredge (1903)
  • Electrakar
  • Electric Carriage and Wagon Company (1896-1897) becomes Electric Vehicle Company
  • Electric Vehicle Company (1897-1909) becomes Columbia
  • Elgin (1916)
  • Elmore (automobile) (1904)
  • Emancipator (1909)
  • E-M-F Company (1908)
  • Empire (automobile) Empire Amsterdam NY (1898-1904)1901 Empire Stateman 1 Cylinder Gas,Alamo
  • Empire (1909)
  • Empire Steamer (1899-1901)
  • Enger (1909)
  • Erskine (1927)
  • Eshelman (1953-1961)
  • Essex (1901-1902), (1906) (1919)
  • Essex Steam (1906)
  • Euclid (1907)
  • Eureka (1907)
  • Everitt (1909 and 1910)
  • Everybody's (1907)
  • Excelsior
  • Excalibur
  • Exner Revival Cars

[edit] F
  • Fageol (1917)
  • Fairbanks-Morse (1908)
  • F.A.L. (1909)
  • Falcon (1907 and 1922)
  • Falcon-Knight (1927)
  • Famous (1908)
  • Fanning (1901)
  • Fargo (1929)
  • Farmac (1915)
  • Farner (1922)
  • Fee-American (1907)
  • Fergus (1916)
  • Ferris (1920) (Cleveland Ohio Based Automobile Manufacturer)
  • Firestone-Columbus (1909)
  • Flanders (1910)
  • Flint (automobile) (1923)
  • Flint Steam (1902)
  • Ford Motor Company (1903)
  • Forest City (1905) (Cleveland Ohio Based Automobile Manufacturer)
  • Foster (1901)
  • Fostoria (1906)
  • Four Traction (Kato) (1907)
  • Four Wheel Drive (1904)
  • Fox (1921)
  • Franklin (1902)
  • Frayer-Miller (1904)
  • Frazer
  • Frazier
  • Fredonia (1902)
  • Fremont (1921)
  • Friedman (1900)
  • Friend (1921)
  • Fritchle Electric (1905)
  • Frontenac (1906, 1922 and 1960)
  • F.R.P. (1914)
  • Fuller (1908)
  • FWD Truck (1910)

[edit] G
  • Gaethmobile (1902)
  • Gale (1905)
  • Gardner (1920)
  • Gardnier
  • Garford (1908)
  • Gasmobile (1900)
  • Gas-Au-Lec (1905)
  • Gaylord (1911)
  • Gearless (1907)
  • Gearless Steam (1920)
  • General (1902)
  • Geneva Steam (1901)
  • Geo (automobile) (1989)
  • Geronimo (1917)
  • Ghent (1917)
  • Gibbs Electric (1904)
  • Gifford-Pettitt (1907)
  • GJG (1909)
  • Glide (1903)
  • Globe (1920)
  • Goodspeed (1922)
  • Graham
  • Graham Electric (1903)
  • Graham Motorette (1902)
  • Graham-Paige (1927)
  • Grant (1913)
  • Gray (1922)
  • Great Eagle (1910)
  • Great Smith (1907)
  • Great Southern (1912)
  • Great Western (1910)
  • Greeley (1903)
  • Gregory (1922)
  • Grinnell Electric (1912)
  • Griswold (1907)
  • Grout (1899)
  • Gurley (1899)

[edit] H
  • Hackett (1917)
  • H.A.L. (1916)
  • Hall (1903)
  • Halladay (1905)
  • Halsey Steam (1901)
  • Hamlin-Holmes (1921)
  • Hammer (1905)
  • Hammer-Sommer (1903)
  • Handley-Knight (1921)
  • Hanover (1921)
  • Harper (1907)
  • Harrigan (1922)
  • Harris Six (1923)
  • Harrison (1906)
  • Harroun (1917)
  • Harvard (1915)
  • Hasbrouck (1900)
  • Hatfield (1907 and 1916)
  • Havers (1911)
  • Hawley (1906)
  • Hay-Berg (1907)
  • Haydock (1907)
  • Haynes-Apperson (see also Apperson)
  • H.C.S. (1920)
  • Heine-Velox (1906 and 1921)
  • Henderson (1912)
  • Henney (1921)
  • Henry (1910)
  • Henry J
  • Hercules (1914)
  • Herff-Brooks Corporation (1915)
  • Herreshoff (1909)
  • Hertz (1926)
  • Hewitt (1906)
  • Hewitt-Lindstrom (1900)
  • Highlander (1919)
  • Hill (1904)
  • Hobbie Accessible (1908)
  • Hoffman (steam) (1901)
  • Holley Motor Car (1900)
  • Hollier (1915)
  • Holly (1913)
  • Holsman (1902)
  • Holyoke (1899)
  • Homer-Laughlin (1916)
  • Hoppenstand
  • Howard (1903 and 1913)
  • Huber
  • Hummer
  • Hudson (1909)
  • Hudson Steamer (1901)
  • Huffman (1920)
  • Hupmobile (1908-1941)
  • Hupp-Yeats (1911)

[edit] I-J
  • Ideal (1902 and 1907)
  • Illinois (1909)
  • Imp (cyclecar) (1913)
  • Imperial (1900 and 1908 and 1955)
  • Innes (1920)
  • International (1900)
  • International (highwheeler) (1907)
  • International Harvester
  • Inter-State (1909)
  • Iowa (1908)
  • Iroquois (1903)
  • Jackson Automobile Company (1903)
  • Jaxon Steam (1903)
  • Jeannin (1908)
  • Jeffery (1914)
  • Jenkins (1907)
  • Jerrery
  • Jewell (1906)
  • Jewett (1922)
  • Johnson (1905)
  • Johnson Service Company
  • Jones (1914)
  • Jones-Corbin (1903)
  • Jonz (1909)
  • Jordan (1916) (Cleveland Ohio Based Automobile Manufacturer)
  • Julian (1925)

[edit] K

[edit] L
  • Lad's Car (1912)
  • LaFayette (1921)
  • LaMarne (1920)
  • Lambert (1906)
  • Lane Steam (1900)
  • La Petite (1905)
  • La Salle (1927)
  • Laurel (1916)
  • Lauth-Juergens (1907)
  • Leach-Builtwell (1920)
  • Leach Steamer (1899)
  • Leader (1905)
  • Lenawee (1903)
  • Lenox (1911)
  • Leon Rubay (1923)
  • Lexington Motor (1909)
  • Lewis (1901 and 1914)
  • Liberty (1916)
  • Lincoln (1908 and 1921)
  • Lion Motor Car Company (1910)
  • Liquid Air (1899)
  • Little (1912)
  • Locomobile (1899)
  • Logan (1904)
  • Lone Star (1919)
  • Long Distance (1901)
  • Lorraine (1907 and 1920)
  • Lozier (1905)
  • Luverne (1904)
  • Luxor (1924)
  • Lyman & Burnham (1903)
  • Lyons-Knight (1913)

[edit] M
  • MacDonald (1923)
  • Mackle-Thompson (1903)
  • MacNaughton (electric) (1906)
  • Madison (1915)
  • Mahoning (1904)
  • Maibohm (1916)
  • Majestic (taxi) (1925)
  • Manexall (1920)
  • Marathon Motor Works (1908)
  • Marble-Swift (1903)
  • Marion (1904)
  • Marion-Handley (1916)
  • Marlboro (steam) (1900)
  • Marmon (1904)
  • Marquette (1912)
  • Marquette (1929-1930)
  • Marr (1903)
  • Marshall (1920)
  • Martin
  • Marvel (1907)
  • Maryland (1904)
  • Mason (1906)
  • Matheson (1903)
  • Maumee (1906)
  • Maxwell (1905)
  • Maxwell-Briscoe
  • Mayfair (1925)
  • McCue (1909)
  • McCurdy (1922)
  • McFarlan (1910)
  • McGill (4WD) (1921)
  • McIntire (1909)
  • McIntyre
  • Mecca (cyclecar) (1915)
  • Mecca (standard-size) (1916)
  • Media (1899)
  • Menominee Electric (1915)
  • Mercer (1910)
  • Mercury (1903)
  • Merit (1921)
  • Merkur
  • Meteor (1915, 1919)
  • Metropolitan (1922)
  • Metz (1909)
  • Metzger Motor Car Company
  • Michigan (1904)
  • Michigan Automobile Company
  • Michigan Motor Car Manufacturing Company
  • Midland (1908)
  • Mier (1908)
  • Mighty Michigan (1911)
  • Milburn Electric (1914)
  • Miller (1907)
  • Milwaukee (steam) (1900)
  • Mitchell Motors (1903)
  • Model (1902)
  • Modoc (1912)
  • Mohawk (1903)
  • Moline (1904)
  • Moline-Knight (1914)
  • Moller (1920)
  • Monarch (1903 and 1905 and 1907 and 1913)
  • Moncrief Steam (1901)
  • Monitor (1915)
  • Monroe (1914)
  • Moon Motor Car (1905)
  • Moore (1906 and 1916)
  • Mora (1906)
  • Morse (1910)
  • Morse Steam (1905)
  • Mosler (originally named Consulier)
  • Motor Bob (1914)
  • Motorette (1911)
  • Moyea (1903)
  • Munson Company
  • Muntz Car Company (1950's)
  • Murdaugh (1901)
  • Murray (1902 and 1916)
  • Murray-Mac Six (1921)

[edit] N
  • Napoleon (1917)
  • Nash (1917)
  • National Electric (1901)
  • National
  • Nelson (1917)
  • New Era (1916)
  • New York Six (1927) with "Parkmobile" device
  • Niagara (1903)
  • Nielson (1906)
  • Noma (1919)
  • Northern (1902)
  • Northern Manufacturing Company
  • Northway (1921)
  • Norton (1901)
  • Norwalk (1910)
  • Nyberg (1911)

[edit] O
  • Oakland (1907)
  • Oakman-Hertel (1899)
  • Ogren (1915)
  • Ohio (1909)
  • Ohio Electric (1910)
  • Oldsmobile (1897)
  • Olympian (1917)
  • Omaha (1912)
  • Orient (1899)
  • Ormond Steam (1904)
  • Otto (1910)
  • O-We-Go (1914)
  • Owen (1910)
  • Owen Magnetic (1915)
  • Owen-Thomas (1908)
  • Overland (1903)
  • Oxford (1905)

[edit] P-Q
  • Packard (1899)
  • Page (1906)
  • Paige
  • Paige-Detroit (1909)
  • Palmer (highwheeler) (1906)
  • Palmer-Singer (1908)
  • Pan (1919)
  • Pan-American (1917)
  • Panoz
  • Paragon (1906)
  • Parenti (1920)
  • Parkin (1903)
  • Parry Auto Company (1910)
  • Parsons Electric (1905)
  • Partin-Palmer (1913)
  • W.A. Paterson Company (1908)
  • Pathfinder (1912)
  • Pawtucket Steam (1901)
  • Peerless (1900)
  • Penn (1911)
  • Pennant (1924-5)
  • Pennsy (1917)
  • Pennsylvania (1907)
  • People's (1900)
  • Perfection (1907)
  • Perfex (1912)
  • Peters (1921)
  • Petrel (1909)
  • Pickard (1909)
  • Pierce-Arrow
  • Pierce-Racine (1904)
  • Pilgrim (1915)
  • Pilliod (1915)
  • Pittsburgh (1908)
  • Phelps (1903)
  • Phianna (1917)
  • Pilot (1909)
  • Planche (1909)
  • Playboy (1951)
  • Plymouth (1910)
  • Plymouth (Chrysler Division) (1928-2001)
  • Pomeroy (1902)
  • Pontiac (1906) A Division of GM and is still manufacturing
  • Pope-Hartford (1904)
  • Pope-Robinson (1903)
  • Pope-Toledo (late 1903 as 1904 model)
  • Pope-Tribune (1904)
  • Pope-Waverley (1903)
  • Porter (1919)
  • Postal (highwheeler) (1906)
  • Powell Motor Company
  • Pratt (1912)
  • Pratt-Elkhart (1909)
  • Premier (1903)
  • Premier Motor Manufacturing (repeat of above, need condensing)
  • Premocar (1920)
  • Prescott Steam (1901)
  • Princeton (1923)
  • Publix
  • Pullman (1905)
  • Pungs Finch (1904)
  • Pup
  • Queen (1904)
  • Quick (automobile) (1899)
  • Quinby (automobile) (1899)
  • Quinlan (1904)

[edit] R
  • Rainier (1905)
  • Raleigh (1921)
  • Rambler (1902 and 1950)
  • Randall Three-Wheeler (1903)
  • Ranger (1907 and 1920)
  • Rapid (1903)
  • Rauch & Lang (1905)
  • R&V Knight (1920)
  • Rayfield (1911)
  • R.C.H. (1912)
  • Read (1913)
  • Reading Steamer (1901)
  • Reber (1902)
  • Rees (1921)
  • Reese Aero-Car (1921)
  • Reeves (1905)
  • Regal (1907)
  • Regas (1903)
  • Reliable Dayton (1906)
  • Reliance (1904)
  • Remington (1900)
  • Republic (1910)
  • REO Motor Car Company (1905)
  • Richard (1915)
  • Richelieu (1922)
  • Richmond (1904)
  • Rickenbacker (1922)
  • Ricketts (1909)
  • Riddle (1916)
  • Rider-Lewis (1908)
  • Riker Motor Vehicle (1898-1901) absorbed by Electric Vehicle
  • Roader (1911)
  • Roamer (1916-1929)
  • Roberts (1904)
  • Robinson (1900)
  • Rockaway (1902)
  • Rocket
  • Rock Falls (1919)
  • Rockne
  • Rodgers (1921)
  • Roebling (1909)
  • Rogers (1911)
  • Rogers & Hanford (1901)
  • Rollin Motors (1923)
  • Rolls-Royce (1921)
  • Romer (1921)
  • Roosevelt (1929)
  • Ross (1915)
  • Rotary (1903)
  • Royal Electric (1904)
  • Royal Princess (1904)
  • Royal Tourist (1904)
  • Rugby (automobile)
  • Russell (1903)
  • Ruxton (1929)

[edit] S
  • Saf-T-Cab (taxi) (1926)
  • Salter (1909)
  • Sampson
  • Sandusky (1902)
  • Santos-Dumont (1902)
  • Saxon Motor Car Company (1914)
  • Sayers (1917)
  • Schacht (1904)
  • Schuler (1924)
  • Scripps-Booth (1915)
  • Searchmont (1900)
  • Sears, Roebuck Company
  • Sears (highwheeler) (1908)
  • Sebring (1910)
  • Sekine (1923)
  • Selden (defunct before 1919)
  • Sellers (1909)
  • Senator (1907)
  • Seneca (1917)
  • Severin (1920)
  • S.G.V. (1911)
  • Shad-Wyck (1917)
  • Sharp Arrow (1908)
  • Shaw (Colonial) (1920)
  • Shawmut (1906)
  • Shelby (1903)
  • Shelby-American
  • Sheridan (1921)
  • Shoemaker (1906)
  • Sibley (defunct before 1919)
  • Simms (1920)
  • Simplex (1907)
  • Simplicity (1907)
  • Sinclair-Scott (1904)
  • Singer (1914)
  • Single Center (1906)
  • Smith (1903)
  • Smith and Mabley
  • Skelton (1920)
  • Skene (automobile) (1900)
  • S&M Simplex (1904)
  • Sommer (defunct before 1919)
  • Southern (defunct before 1919)
  • Southern Six (1920)
  • Spacke (1919)
  • Spaulding (1910)
  • Speedway (1905)
  • Speedwell (1907)
  • Spencer (1921)
  • Sperling (1921)
  • Sphinx (1915)
  • Spoerer (1909)
  • Springer (1903)
  • Springfield Steam (1900)
  • S&S (1924)
  • Stafford (1908)
  • Standard Motor Company
  • Standard (New Jersey) (1904)
  • Standard Electric (1911)
  • Stanley
  • Stanwood (1920)
  • Star (1903 and 1922)
  • States (1917)
  • Staver (1907)
  • Steamobile (1901)
  • Stearns (1901)
  • Steel Swallow (1906)
  • Stephens (1917)
  • Sterling (1909)
  • Sterling-Knight (1923)
  • Stevens-Duryea (1904)
  • Stilson (1907)
  • St. Joe (1908)
  • St. Louis Motor Company (1899)
  • Stoddard-Dayton (1904)
  • Stoddard-Dayton Knight (1912)
  • Storck Steam (1901)
  • Stout Scarab (1935)
  • Strathmore (1899)
  • Stratton-Bliss (1922)
  • Strong & Rogers Electric (1900)
  • Studebaker (1902 first Car/ Wagons 1852)
  • Studebaker Electric (1902)
  • Studebaker Motor Company (The Modern Company)
  • Studebaker-Packard Corporation
  • Sturtevant (1904)
  • Stutz (1911)
  • Stuyvesant (1911)
  • Suburban (defunct before 1919)
  • Success Auto Buggy (1906)
  • Sultan (1908)
  • Sun (1916)
  • Synnestvedt Electric (1904)

[edit] T-V

[edit] W-Z
  • Waco (1916)
  • Wagenhals (defunct before 1919)
  • Wahl (1913)
  • Waldron (1908)
  • Walker (1905)
  • Wall (1901)
  • Walter (1902) (also known as American Chocolate)
  • Waltham (1922)
  • Waltham-Orient (defunct before 1919)
  • Waltham Steam (1899)
  • Walworth (1904)
  • Ware Steam Wagon (1861)
  • Warner (Muncie) (1903)
  • Warwick (1901)
  • Warren-Detroit (1910)
  • Washington (1909, 1921)
  • Wasp (1920)
  • Waterloo (1903)
  • Watrous (1905)
  • Waverley Electric
  • Wayne (1904)
  • Webb Jay (steam) (1908)
  • Welch Motor Car Company
  • Welch Tourist (1903)
  • Welch-Detroit (defunct before 1919)
  • Welch-Marquette (defunct before 1919)
  • Welch-Pontiac (defunct before 1919)
  • Westcott (1909)
  • W.F.S. (1911)
  • Wharton (1922)
  • White (1903)
  • White (1910)
  • White Steamer (1900)
  • Wick (1902)
  • Whiting (defunct before 1919)
  • Wilcox (1910)
  • Wildman (1902)
  • Wills Sainte Claire (1921-1926)
  • Wills and Company
  • Willys
  • Willys-Knight (1914)
  • Willys-Overland
  • Wilson Automobile (1903)
  • Windsor (1929)
  • Winther (1921)
  • Winton
  • Wizard (1921)
  • Whippet (1926)
  • Wolfe (1907)
  • Wolverine (1904 and 1927)
  • Woods Dual Power (1917)
  • Woods Motor Vehicle (1899)
  • Woodworth (defunct before 1919)
  • Xenia (automobile) (1914)
  • Yale (1902 and 1916)
  • Yellow Cab Manufacturing Company (1915)
  • Zentmobile (1903)
  • Zimmer
  • Zimmerman (1908)
  • Zip (defunct before 1919)

[edit] Uruguay

  • Suntrike 2000- [3]
  • Regusci 2002- [4]
  • Nordex 1962- [5]
  • Bognor 2002-[6]
  • Movo 1963 [7]
  • Rago 1966 [8]
  • Concorde 1964 [9]
  • p6 1967-1970 [10]
  • Ultra '70-'80 [11]
  • Guitolar '70-'90 [12]
  • Grumett '60-'80 [13]
  • Charrua '60 [14]
  • Indio 1969-1976 [15]
  • Facansa '60-'80 [16]
  • Banda Oriental '70- [17]

[edit] Vietnam

  • Mekong Auto
  • Vinaxuki

[edit] See also

[edit] External links

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