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Some less or more well-known automobile marques from the first produced to those being manufactured today. Note these are automobile makers rather than individual types. Listed by country:
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- AC
- Allard[?]
- Alvis
- Armstrong Siddeley[?]
- Ashley[?]
- Aston Martin
- Austin[?]
- Austin-Healey[?]
- Bentley
- Berkeley
- Bond
- Bristol
- Caterham[?]
- Clan
- Daimler[?]
- Dellow[?]
- De Lorean
- Elva[?]
- Fairthorpe[?]
- Ford
- Frazer Nash[?]
- Gilbern[?]
- Ginetta[?]
- Gordon-Keeble[?]
- Hillman[?]
- Humber
- Jaguar
- 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[?]
- Amilcar[?]
- Alpine, aka. Alpine-Renault
- Bonnet
- Bugatti
- CD
- CG
- Citroën
- DB
- De Dion-Bouton[?]
- Delage[?]
- Delahaye[?]
- Delaunay-Belleville
- Facel Vega
- Ford
- Gordini[?]
- Hispano-Suiza[?]
- Hotchkiss[?]
- Ligier
- Lorraine-Dietrich[?]
- Matra
- Motobloc[?]
- Panhard[?]
- Peugeot
- Renault
- Rosengart[?]
- Simca
- Sizaire-Naudin
- Talbot[?]
- Tracta[?]
- Venturi
- Voisin[?]
- Amphicar[?]
- Audi
- Benz
- Borgward
- BMW
- Daimler[?]
- DKW
- Ford
- Goggomobil[?]
- Heinkel/Trojan[?]
- MAN
- Maybach[?]
- Mercedes
- Merkur[?]
- Messerschmitt
- Opel
- Porsche
- Smart
- Stoewer
- Trabant
- Volkswagen (VW)
- Wartburg
- Wanderer
- Abarth
- Alfa Romeo
- Autobianchi
- De Tomaso[?]
- Ferrari
- Fiat
- Iso[?]
- Innocenti[?]
- Isotta Fraschini[?]
- Itala[?]
- Lamborghini
- Lancia
- Maserati
- OM
- Piaggio
- Vespa
- Zust[?]
- Daihatsu
- Honda (also Acura)
- Isuzu[?]
- Mazda
- Mitsubishi
- Mitsuoka[?]
- Nissan aka. Datsun (also Infinity)
- Subaru
- Suzuki
- Toyota (also Lexus)
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.
- Ace Motor Corp[?]
- Aerocar[?]
- Ajax[?]
- Allen[?]
- Allstate[?]
- Am General
- 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[?]
- Baker Electric[?]
- Beaver[?]
- Bobbie Kar[?]
- Buffalo Electric[?]
- Buick
- Briscoe Motor Company[?]
- Briggs-Detroiter[?]
- Brush Motor Car Company[?]
- Cadillac
- Chalmers
- Chandler
- Chaparral[?]
- Checker Cab[?]
- Chevrolet
- Church[?]
- Chrysler
- Cleveland Electric[?]
- Clenet[?]
- Cole[?]
- Colonial[?]
- Columbia Electric[?]
- Columbia Motors
- Commerce[?]
- Consolidated Motor Company[?]
- Continental
- Cord Automobile
- Courier[?]
- Crawford Automobile[?]
- Crosley[?]
- Crow-Elkhart[?]
- Cunningham[?]
- Day Automobile Company[?]
- Dayton Electric[?]
- Davis
- Del Mar
- Delorean[?]
- Demotcar[?]
- De Soto[?]
- Detroit Automobile[?] (1899-1901)
- Detroit-Dearborn[?]
- Detroit Electric
- Diplomat[?]
- Dodge
- Dort[?]
- Durant[?]
- Duryea[?]
- Dusenberg[?]
- Eagle
- Edsel
- 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[?]
- Ford
- Franklin[?]
- Frazer[?]
- Frazer Nash[?]
- Frazier[?]
- Geo[?]
- Graham[?]
- Gregory[?]
- General Motors
- GMC
- Harrison
- Herreshoff[?]
- Hollier[?]
- Hoppenstand[?]
- Huber[?]
- Hudson[?]
- Hummer
- Hupp
- Imperial[?]
- International Harvester[?]
- Jackson Automobile Company[?]
- Jeffrey
- Jeep
- Johnson Service Company[?]
- Jordan[?]
- Kaiser[?]
- Keller[?]
- King Motor Car Company[?]
- Kingsway
- Kissel Motor Car Company[?]
- K-R-I-T Motor Car Company[?]
- LaFayette
- Liberty
- Lincoln
- 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[?]
- Mercury
- Overland, (Willys)
- National[?]
- Nash
- Northern Manufacturing Company[?]
- Northway[?]
- Oakland
- Oldsmobile
- Packard
- Paige
- Panoz[?]
- Parry Auto Company[?]
- W.A. Paterson Company[?]
- Peerless[?]
- Pierce-Arrow
- Playboy[?]
- Plymouth
- Pontiac
- Pope[?]
- Publix[?]
- Pup[?]
- Queen[?]
- Rambler
- Republic[?]
- Reo
- Riker Electric[?]
- Rocket
- Russell-Knight[?]
- Sampson[?]
- Saturn
- 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[?]
- Zastava[?], sold as Yugo
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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:
See also: Lists of companies
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