Main Page | See live article | Alphabetical index Automobile marques from the earliest produced to those being manufactured today. Note these are automobile makers rather than individual types. Table of contents 1 Australia 2 Belgium 3 Brazil 4 Britain 5 Canada 6 Czech Republic 7 Denmark 8 Finland 9 France 10 Germany 11 Ireland 12 Israel 13 India 14 Italy 15 Japan 16 Malaysia 17 Netherlands 18 North Korea 19 Norway 20 Poland 21 Romania 22 Russia 23 Slovenia 24 South Korea 25 Spain 26 Sweden 27 Switzerland 28 Ukraine 29 United States 30 Major current US Automakers 30.1 Other US auto makers 31 Yugoslavia 32 External Link Australia Holden Lightburn Hartnett Belgium FN Germain Miesse Minerva Nagant Vivinus Brazil Gurgel Puma Britain AC Allard Alvis Ariel Armstrong Siddeley Ashley Aston Martin Austin Austin-Healey Bentley Berkeley Bond Bristol BSA Caterham Clan Daimler Dellow De Lorean Elva 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 Marcos McLaren MG Morgan Morris Mini Ogle Panther Peerless/Warwick Piper Range Rover Reliant Riley Rochdale Rolls-Royce Rover Singer Standard Sterling Sunbeam Swallow Talbot Tornado Trident Triumph Turner TVR Vanden Plas Vauxhall Wolseley Canada Bricklin McLaughlin Czech Republic Aero Jawa Laurin & Klement Praga Skoda Tatra Walter Denmark Kewet Finland Elcat Valmet France Amilcar Alpine, aka. Alpine-Renault Bonnet Bugatti CD CG Citroën DB De Dion-Bouton Delage Delahaye Delaunay-Belleville Facel Vega Ford (France) 1947-1954 Poissy (factory sold to Simca) Gordini Hispano-Suiza Hotchkiss Ligier Lorraine-Dietrich Mathis Matford Matra Motobloc Panhard Peugeot Renault Rosengart Simca Sizaire-Naudin Talbot Tracta Venturi Voisin Germany Amphicar Audi Benz Borgward BMW Daimler DKW Fend Ford Goggomobil Heinkel/Trojan MAN Maybach Mercedes Merkur Messerschmitt NSU Opel Porsche Smart Stoewer Trabant Volkswagen (VW) Wartburg Wanderer Ireland Thomond Israel Carmel Susita India Bajaj Tempo Hindustan Mahindra Maruti Premier Reva San Storm Sipani Tata Italy Abarth Alfa Romeo Autobianchi Bugatti Automobili SpA De Tomaso Dino Ferrari Fiat Iso Innocenti Isotta Fraschini Itala Lamborghini Lancia Maserati OM Piaggio Qvale Vespa Zust Japan Daihatsu Honda (also Acura) Isuzu Mazda Mitsubishi Mitsuoka Nissan aka. Datsun (also Infiniti) Subaru Suzuki Toyota (also Lexus) Malaysia Proton Netherlands Spyker DAF North Korea Pyonghwa Tokchon Norway Kewet Think aka. Pivco. Troll Poland Stoewer Syrena Romania Aro Dacia Marta Oltcit Russia Chaika GAZ KAvZ Lada aka VAZ LZh Moskvitch PAZ UAZ Volga ZIS ZIL Slovenia IMV TAM South Korea GM Daewoo Motors Hyundai Kia Motors Renault Samsung Motors SsangYong Spain Pegaso SEAT Sweden Koenigsegg Saab Scania Thulin Tidaholm Tjorven, sold as Kalmar on the export market Vabis Volvo Switzerland Monteverdi Ukraine ZAZ 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: Daimler-Chrysler Chrysler Dodge Eagle Jeep Plymouth General Motors AM General Buick Cadillac Chevrolet Geo GMC Hummer Oldsmobile Pontiac Saturn Ford Continental Edsel Lincoln Mercury Other US auto makers Ace Motor Corp AC Propulsion Aerocar Ajax Allen Allstate Ambassador American Electric American Motors American Voiturette Company Anderson Electric Car Company (later Detroit Electric) Anhut Motor Car Company Apperson Armstrong Electric Auburn Austin Automobile Avanti Baker Electric Beaver Bobbie Kar Briscoe Motor Company Briggs-Detroiter Brush Motor Car Company Buffalo Electric Chalmers Chandler Chaparral Checker Cab Church Cleveland Electric Clenet Cole Colonial Columbia Electric Columbia Motors Commerce Consolidated Motor Company Cord Automobile Courier Crawford Automobile Crosley Crow-Elkhart Cunningham Day Automobile Company Dayton Electric Davis Del Mar De Lorean Demotcar De Soto Detroit Automobile (1899-1901) Detroit-Dearborn Detroit Electric Diplomat Doble Dort Durant Duryea Duesenberg 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 Excaliber Flint Motor Company Franklin Frazer Frazer Nash Frazier Graham Gregory Harrison Herreshoff Hollier Hoppenstand Huber Hudson Hupp Imperial International Harvester Jackson Automobile Company Jeffrey Johnson Service Company Jordan Kaiser Keller King Motor Car Company Kingsway Kissel Motor Car Company K-R-I-T Motor Car Company LaFayette La Salle Liberty Lion Motor Car Company Locomobile Marmon Martin Maxwell Maxwell-Briscoe Metzger Motor Car Company Michigan Automobile Company Michigan Motor Car Manufacturing Company Munson Company Muntz Mustang Overland, (Willys) National Nash Northern Manufacturing Company Northway 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 Russell-Knight Sampson Saxon Motor Car Company Scarab (Reventlow) Sears, Roebuck Company Standard Motor Company Stanley Stearns Stevens-Duryea Stoddard Stout-Scarab Studebaker Stutz Thomas-Detroit Towne Shopper Tucker United States Motor Company Warren-Detroit Waverley Electric Welch Motor Car Company White Willys Winton Woods Electric Zimmer Yugoslavia Zastava, sold as Yugo Please move the following to the appropriate country: BMG Many of the above mentioned brands no longer exist as separate companies. Some are totally extinct, and some are owned by larger companies. The companies and company groups are: BMW Daimler-Chrysler Fiat Ford GAZ General Motors Honda Mitsubishi Renault Peugeot Toyota Volkswagen Group See also: Lists of companies External Link Car makes of the world, 1894 - present, presenting more than 3700 makes This article is from Wikipedia. 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