List of cars

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This page tries to show every car ever made by country and then manufacturer. See also List of automobile manufacturers.

Contents 1 Argentina 2 Armenia 3 Australia 4 Austria 5 Belarus 6 Belgium 7 Brazil 8 Bulgaria 9 Canada 10 China 11 Cyprus 12 Czech Republic 13 Denmark 14 Egypt 15 Estonia 16 Finland 17 France 18 Germany 19 Greece 20 Hungary 21 Iceland 22 India 23 Indonesia 24 Iran 25 Ireland 26 Israel 27 Italy 28 Japan 29 Latvia 30 Liechtenstein 31 Lithuania 32 Malaysia 33 Mexico 34 Morocco 35 Myanmar 36 Namibia 37 Netherlands 38 New Zealand 39 North Korea 40 Norway 41 Pakistan 42 Philippines 43 Poland 44 Portugal 45 Romania 46 Russia 47 Saudi Arabia 48 Serbia 49 Slovenia 50 South Africa 51 South Korea 52 Spain 53 Sri Lanka 54 Sweden 55 Switzerland 56 Taiwan 57 Thailand 58 Turkey 59 Ukraine 60 United Arab Emirates 61 United Kingdom 62 United States 63 Uruguay 64 Vietnam 65 Notes 66 See also

[edit] Argentina

Anasagasti (1912-1914) Andino Anidón

ASA Aluminium Body Biscayne

JVA Lamborghini

[edit] Armenia

Main article: List of Eastern European cars

[edit] Australia

Alpha Sports Amuza Ascort (1958-1960) Austin (Australia) Australian Kitcar Australian Six (1919-1930) Australis (1897-1907) Bavariacars Birchfield Bolwell Bomac Buckle Bullet Caldwell Vale (1907-1913) Canstel Carbontech Cheetah Chrysler Classic Glass Classic Revival Cobra Craft

Daktari Daytona Deuce Customs Devaux DRB Sports Cars Elfin Cars Evans Finch Ford Australia Ford Performance Vehicles (FPV) G-Force Goggomobile Hartnett Holden Special Vehicles (HSV) Holden Homebush Kraftwerkz Leyland Leyland P76 Lightburn Zeta

Lyoyd-Hartnett Mitsubishi Morris NASENBAER Sports Nota Pioneer (automobile) (built in Melbourne 1898)[1] Piper PRB Purvis Python RCM RMC Roaring Forties Robnell Sharpbuilt Southern Cross (1931-1935) Statesman West Coast Motors White Pointer

[edit] Austria

Main article: List of Western European cars

[edit] Belarus

Main article: List of Eastern European cars

[edit] Belgium

Main article: List of Western European cars

[edit] Brazil

Abais Acha Adamo Agrale Akamine Aldee Amazon AME Americar Andorinha Aurora Avallone Baby Buggy Beep Bianco Brasinca BRM Buggy Bugre Bugway Caribe CBP CBT Centaurus Centigon Chamonix Cheda Cobracar

Concorde Cross Lander Dacon Dardo Democrata Dune Car Edra EMIS Emme Engesa Envemo Equus Fabral Farus Fer-car Fiat Automoveis Fibravan FNM Fúria Glaspac Grancar Gurgel Hofstetter JPX Kadron Karmann Kremer Lafer

Lassale Lobini Malzoni Matra Mirage Miura Mog Nissin Obvio! PAG PSA Pretty Puma Romi Short Santa Matilde SS Fiberglass Sulam TAC Tanger Torena Troller Uirapuru Villa Walk W.W. Trevis

[edit] Bulgaria

Main article: List of Eastern European cars

[edit] Canada

• Acadian (1961-1971)
• Acme (1910-1911)
• Allard Canada
• Amherst (1912)
• Asüna (1992-1995)
• Barrie (1919-1920)
• Bell (1917-1918)
• Bourassa (1926)
• Bricklin
• Brintnell (1912)
• Brock
• Brockville (1911-1915)
• Brooks (1923-1926)
• Canadian (1921)
• Canadian Motor (1900-1902)
• Case (1907-1909)
• Chatham (1907-1908)
• Clinton (1911-1912)
• Colonial (1922)
• Comet (1907-1909)
• Crow (1915-1918)
• Danduran & Jennings (1895)
• Dart (1914)
• Davis (1924)
• Detroit-Chatham (1911-1912)
• Diamond Arrow (1909-1912)
• Dominion (1911)
• Dominion (1914)
• Duplex (1907-1909)
• Enterra
• Fargo
• Fisher
• Forster (1920-1922)
• Frontenac (1931-1933)
• Frontenac (1959-1960)
• Galt (1911-1912)
• Galt (1913-1915)
• Gareau (1910)
• Gray-Dort
• Guy (1911)
• Harding (1911-1912)
• Jules 30 (1911-1912)
• Kennedy (1909-1912)
• Leroy (1901-1907)
• Lethbridge (1908-1909)
• Locus
  • Plethore
• London Six (1922-1924)
• Manic GT (1969-1971)
• Maple Leaf
• McKay (1911-1914)
• McLaughlin (1908-1922)
• McLaughlin Buick (1923-1942)
• Menard (1908-1910)
• Meteor
• Monarch (1946-1961)
• Moose Jaw Standard (1916-1918)
• National
• Oxford (1913-1915)
• Palm (1918-1919)
• Peck (1913)
• Pontiac
  • Pontiac Parisienne 2+2
• Publix (1947-1948)
• Queen (1901-1903)
• Regal (1914-1917)
• Roberts Six (1921)
• Royal Six (1921)
• Russell (1905-1916)
• Russell-Knight (1910-1915)
• Sager (1910)
• Sellew-Royce (1911)
• Still (1899-1903)
• Studebaker
• Timmis-Ford
• Tudhope
• Tudpole
• Two-in-One
• Winnipeg (1921)
• Wright (1929)
• ZENN

[edit] China

Main article: List of Asian cars

See also: Automobile industry in China

[edit] Cyprus

Main article: List of Asian cars

[edit] Czech Republic

Main article: List of Eastern European cars

[edit] Denmark

Main article: List of Western European cars

[edit] Egypt

• Nasr
• Ramses

[edit] Estonia

Main article: List of Eastern European cars

[edit] Finland

Main article: List of Western European cars

[edit] France

Main article: List of French cars

[edit] Germany

Main article: List of German cars

[edit] Greece

Main article: List of Western European cars

[edit] Hungary

Main article: List of Eastern European cars

[edit] Iceland

Main article: List of Western European cars

[edit] India

Main article: List of Asian cars

[edit] Indonesia

Main article: List of Asian cars

[edit] Iran

Main article: List of Asian cars

[edit] Ireland

Main article: List of Western European cars

[edit] Israel

Main article: List of Asian cars

[edit] Italy

Main article: List of Italian cars

[edit] Japan

Main article: List of Japanese cars

[edit] Latvia

Main article: List of Eastern European cars

[edit] Liechtenstein

Main article: List of Western European cars

[edit] Lithuania

Main article: List of Eastern European cars

[edit] Malaysia

Main article: List of Asian cars

[edit] Mexico

• Autos Prototipo
• Dina
• Mastretta
• Solana

[edit] Morocco

• Laraki
• Somaca
• Réac

[edit] Myanmar

Main article: List of Asian cars

[edit] Namibia

• URI

[edit] Netherlands

Main article: List of Western European cars

[edit] New Zealand

• Ace Classic
• Chevron
• De Joux
• Hulme
• Trekka (1966-1973)

[edit] North Korea

Main article: List of Asian cars

[edit] Norway

Main article: List of Western European cars

[edit] Pakistan

Main article: List of Asian cars

[edit] Philippines

Main article: List of Asian cars

[edit] Poland

Main article: List of Eastern European cars

[edit] Portugal

Main article: List of Western European cars

[edit] Romania

Main article: List of Eastern European cars

[edit] Russia

Main article: List of Eastern European cars

[edit] Saudi Arabia

Main article: List of Asian cars

[edit] Serbia

Main article: List of Eastern European cars

[edit] Slovenia

Main article: List of Eastern European cars

[edit] South Africa

• Ranger

[edit] South Korea

Main article: List of Asian cars

[edit] Spain

Main article: List of Western European cars

[edit] Sri Lanka

Main article: List of Asian cars

[edit] Sweden

Main article: List of Western European cars

[edit] Switzerland

Main article: List of Western European cars

[edit] Taiwan

Main article: List of Asian cars

[edit] Thailand

Main article: List of Asian cars

[edit] Turkey

Main article: List of Asian cars

[edit] Ukraine

Main article: List of Eastern European cars

[edit] United Arab Emirates

Main article: List of Asian cars

[edit] United Kingdom

Main article: List of British cars

[edit] United States

Main article: List of U.S. cars

[edit] Uruguay

• Banda Oriental (1970-) [1]
• Bognor (2002-) [2]
• Dellepiane (1980) [3]
• El Terruno (1960) [4]
• Facansa (1960-1980) [5]
• Grumett (1960-1982) [6][7]
• Guitolar (1970-2004) [8][9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16][17][18][19]
• Hita (1964-1966) [20]
• Industrias WARV (1966-1972) [21]
• Lima (1970-1980) [22][23][24]
• Mauser [25]
• Metalurgica Laguarda (1963) [26]
• Nordex (1962-) [27][28]
• Regusci (2002-) [29]
• Suntrike (2000-) [30][31]
• Super [32]
• Taller Danree y Silveira (1950-1960) [33]

[edit] Vietnam

Main article: List of Asian cars

[edit] Notes

1. ^ Georgano, G.N. Cars: Early and Vintage, 1886-1930. (London: Grange-Universal, 1985).

[edit] See also

• Cyclecar
• Defunct motor vehicle manufacturers
• Electric vehicles
• List of automobile manufacturers
• List of Fiat models since 1899
• List of Formula One constructors
• List of recent automobile models by type
• Microcars
• Motor vehicle manufacturers by country
• Three-wheeled motor vehicles