List of automobile marques

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This list of automobile marques tries to show every automobile marque ever used; some are manufacturing companies in their own right, and others are subsidiary companies, divisions or products of badge engineering.

[edit] Africa

[edit] Angola

Zhongji (since 2007, a part of the Zhengzhou Nissan Automobile Company)

[edit] Botswana

Harper (2006 only, later South Africa)^{[citation needed]}

[edit] Côte d'Ivoire

Baby-Brousse (1964–1979)

[edit] Egypt

Egy-Tech (since 2010)
Mod Car (since 1986)^{[citation needed]}
Nasr (1960–2008)
Ramses (1959–1972)^{[citation needed]}
Speranza Chery (since 1998)

[edit] Ethiopia

Holland Car (since 2005)
Solaris (since 2010)^{[citation needed]}

[edit] Ghana

Kantanka (since 1997)^{[citation needed]}
OTAVI (since 2005)

[edit] Kenya

Nyayo (1986–1999)

[edit] Libya

Saroukh el-Jamahiriya (since 2009)^{[citation needed]}
Trucks and Bus Company (since 1976; known as TBCo and T&BC also, a Joint-Venture with Iveco)

[edit] Madagascar

Karenjy (1985–1995, 2009-current)

[edit] Morocco

Laraki (1999–2008)
Ménara (1993–present)
Réac^{[citation needed]}
Triam (since 2007)^{[citation needed]}

[edit] Namibia

Uri (1995–2008 moved to South Africa)

[edit] Nigeria

Izuogu (since 1997)

[edit] South Africa

Badsey (1979–1983, then the company moved to the USA:^[1]^{[Full citation needed]}
Barnard Motors (since 2008)^{[citation needed]}
Birkin (1982–present)
China Auto Manufacturers (2006-present)
Eagle
Freeranger^{[citation needed]}
Griffin
GSM (1958–1964)
Harper (since 2006)
Hayden Dart (1954–1966, 1997–2003)
Hi-Tech (1992–1996)
Interstate (1980-c.1985)
KCC (1980–2003){
Libra (1990s)
Lynx^{[citation needed]}
Revo (since 1984)^{[citation needed]}
Optimal Energy (since 2008)
Perana (1967–1996; a famous Ford manufacturer, today only active as a Ford dealer)
Perana (since 2007)
Protea (1957–1958)
Puma (1973–1974, 1989–1991, 2006-current)
Ranger (1968–1973)
Replicars (since 1995)
Revo (since 1984)
Rotrax
Salamander
Sao (1985–1994)
Shaka (since 1995)
Superformance (since 1996)
Uri (seit 1997, since 2008 a part of the defense company Ivema (Pty) Ltd)
Volkspares (since 1946)

[edit] Sudan

Giad

[edit] Tunisia

Wallyscar (since 2007)

[edit] Asia

[edit] Iran

[edit] Europe

Most known cars in Europe are German, Italian, French and British models.

Main article: Automotive industry in Russia

Main article: List of Eastern European cars

Main article: List of Western European cars

Main article: List of British cars

Main article: List of French cars

Main article: List of German cars

Main article: List of Italian cars

Main article: List of automobile manufacturers of Sweden

Main article: List of Czech automobiles

Main article List of Turkish cars

[edit] North America

[edit] Canada

Acadian (1961–1971)
Acme (1910–1911)
Allard (1999–present)
Amherst (1912)
Asüna (1992–1995)
Barrie (1919–1920)
Bell (1917–1918)
Bourassa (1926)
Bricklin (1974–1975)
Brintnell (1912)
Brock (1921)
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)

Conquest Vehicle Incorporated^[2] (present)
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 (1987)
Fisher (1914–1915)
Forster (1920–1922)
Frontenac (1931–1933)
Frontenac (1959–1960)
Galt (1911–1912)
Galt (1913–1915)
Gareau (1910)
Gray-Dort (1915–1925)
Guy (1911)
Harding (1911–1912)
HHT Technologies (2007-present)

Jules 30 (1911–1912)
Kennedy (1909–1912)
Leroy (1899–1907)
Lethbridge (1908–1909)
Locus
London Six (1922–1924)
Manic GT (1969–1971)
Marathon (1976–1981)
McKay (1911–1914)
McLaughlin (1908–1922)
McLaughlin Buick (1923–1942)
Menard (1908–1910)
Meteor (1949–1976)
Monarch (1946–1961)
Moose Jaw Standard (1916–1918)
National
Oxford (1913–1915)
Palm (1918–1919)

Peck (1913)
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 (1963–1966)
Timmis (1968–present)
Tudhope (1906–1913)
Tudpole
Two-in-One
Winnipeg (1921)
Wright (1929)
ZENN (2006–2010)

[edit] Mexico

Cimex
Dina
FANASA (missing between the 60s and 70s)
Mastretta
VAM
Autobuses King
Grupo Electrico Motorizado

[edit] United States of America

Main article: List of automobile manufacturers of the United States

[edit] Oceania

[edit] Australia

Alpha Sports
Amuza
Ascort (1958–1960)
Australian Kit Car (1995–present)
Australian Six (1919–1930)
Australis (1897–1907)
Birchfield (2003–present)
Blade Electric Vehicles^[3]
Bolwell (1963–present)
Bomac
Buchanan
Buckle (1955–1959)
Bullet (1996–present)
Bushranger
Caldwell Vale (1907–1913)
Canstel
Carbontech^[4] (1999–present)
Cheetah Racing Cars
Chrysler

Classic Glass
Classic Revival (1989–present)
Cobra Craft
Daktari
Daytona (2002–present)
Deuce Customs (1979–present)
Devaux (2001–present)
DRB (1997–present)
E-Vade^[5]
Elfin (1958–present)
Evans
Finch
Ford
G-Force (1986–present)
Giocattolo
Goggomobil (1958–1961)
Goy
Hartnett (1949–1955)
Holden (1948–present)

Homebush
Ilinga
Joss
Kaditcha
Kraftwerkz (2002–present)
Leyland (1973–1975)
Lightburn (1963-1965)
Lloyd-Hartnett
Mitsubishi
Nasenbaer
Nota (1955–present)
Pellandini Cars
Pioneer ^[6] (1897–1898)
Piper
PRB
Purvis Eureka

Python (1981–present)
RCM
RMC
Roaring Forties (1997–present)
Robnell
Sharpbuilt
Shrike
Skelta (2004–present)
Southern Cross (1931–1935)
Statesman (1971-1984)
Vauxhall Motors - Australian subsidiary
White Pointer

[edit] New Zealand

Acorn (1985-1999)
Almac (1985–present)
Alternative Cars (1984 to present)
Amero (1974-1995)
Anziel (1967)
Asco Aura (1984-1988)
Auckland Cobra (1983-present)
Beattie (1997–2001) thence Redline
Carlton (1922-1928)
Cheetah (1986-1990)
Chevron (1984-present)
Ching (1953-1955)
Classic Car Developments (1992-present)
Cobra (1983-1990)
Cougar (1958)
Countess (1988-2009)

Coventry Classics (2002-present)
Crowther (1968-1978)
De Joux (1970)
Dennison (1900–1905) - New Zealand's first indigenous car
Dixon Saracen (1980-1993)
Duzgo (1974-1979) 4WD utility
Escartus (1978-1982)
F40 Silhouette (2003-2006)
France (1965-present)
Fraser (1988–present)
Graham Berry (1994-2000)
GT40 NZ (2010-present)
GT40 Replication (1987-2002)
Heron (1964–1990)
Hulme (2005–present)

Ibis (1987-1989)
Jarvie (1956-1958)
Lapponia Cars (1978-1983)
Leitch (1986–present)
Lindsay (1903?)
Lynx (1985-1988)
Magnum Spectre (1976)
Manx Buggy (2004-present)
Mararn (1968)
Marlborough (1912–1922) thence Carlton
McGregor (2001-present)
McRae (1990–2003)
Methven (1903)
Mistral (1957-1960)
Morland (1983-1990)
Platinum Speedster (1999-2003)

Puma (1958)
Redline (2001-2009)
Replicar Developments (1990-1994)
Reid (1903-1906)
RWC (1995-present))
Saker (1989–present)
Sam Lyle (1981-2003)
Steel Brothers (1973-1981)
Taipan (1977-1983)
Tempero
Tiki (1960's?)
Topliss (1904)
Trekka (1966–1973)
Tron (1980's)
Wilco (1992-1996)
Wood (1901-1903)

[edit] South America

[edit] Argentina

Adelmo
AJR
Alcre
Anasagasti (1911–1915)
Andino (1967–1973)
Anadón (1995–present)
ASA (1985–present)
Autoar (1950–1962)
Bambi (1961)
Baufer
Biscayne (1998–present)
Castano
Corvill
Crespi
de Carlo
Dinarg (1961–1962)
Dinfia
Donatini
Donto (2010-)
Di Tella (1959–1965)

DURA
Eniak (1984)
FAAS
F.A.Y.R.
Feresa
Gilda (1957)
Graciela (1957–1963)
Grosspal
Helguero
Hispano-Argentina (1940–1945)
IAVA
Industrias Aeronáuticas y Mecánicas del Estado (IAME, Mechanical Aircraft Industries of the State) (1951–1979), not to be confused with Italian American Motor Engineering.
IES
Industrias Kaiser Argentina (IKA) (1956–1975)
Inauco
Isard
Jefe (1956)
Justicialista (1953–1955)
JVA (1998–present)
Koller

[edit] Brazil

Abais
Adamo GT
Agrale (1982–present)
Aldee
Almenara Buggy
Aurora 122-C
Americar
Amoritz GT
Avallone
Baby Buggy
Bianco
Brasinca (1964–present)
BRM Buggy (1969–present)
Bugre (1970–present)
Bugway (2001–present)
Caribe
CBT
Centaurus
Chamonix (1987–present)
Cobracar
Cross Lander
Dacon
Dardo (1981)

Democrata (1967)
Edra (1989–present)
EMIS (1981–present)
Emme
Engesa (1963–1993)
Envemo (1978-c.1994)
Equus Thundix
Fabral
Farus
Fibravan (1989–present)
FNM (1960–1963)
Fúria
Glaspac
Grancar
Gurgel (1966–1995)
Hofstetter turbo (1986–1989)
JPX
Kadron
Karmann Ghia
Kremer
Lassale
Lobini (2002–present)
Lorena GT

Madom
Malzoni
Matra
Mirage GT
Miura (1977-c.1987)
MP Lafer (1974-c.1990)
NBM-Nasser Brazil Motores
PAG (1988-c.1990)
Pretty
Puma (1967–1997)
Romi (1956)
Rossin
San Vito
Short GT
Santa Matilde (1977-c.1997)
SS Fiberglass
TAC (2004–present)
Tanger
Troller (1998–present)
Uirapuru (1966–1968)
Villa GT
Willys Interlagos
W.W. Trevis (1998–present

[edit] Uruguay

Dellepiane (1980)
El Terruno (1960)
Grumett (1960–1982)
Guitolar (1970–2004)
Indio (1969–1977)
Industrias WARV (1966–1972)
Lima (1970–1980)
Mauser
Metalurgica Laguarda (1963)
Nordex (1962-)
Taller Danree y Silveira (1950–1960)

[edit] See also

[edit] References

Georgano, Nick (Ed.). The Beaulieu Encyclopedia of the Automobile. Chicago: Fitzroy Dearborn, 2000. ISBN 1-57958-293-1
Mazur, Eligiusz (Ed.). World of Cars 2006/2007: Worldwide Car Catalogue. Warsaw: Media Connection, 2006. ISSN 1734-2945

^ www.badsey.com
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^ Blade Electron an electric Getz
^ Carbontech
^ E-Vade Super Car
^ Georgano, G.N. Cars: Early and Vintage, 1886-1930. (London: Grange-Universal, 1985).

[0] www.badsey.com

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[2] Blade Electron an electric Getz

[3] Carbontech

[4] E-Vade Super Car

[5] Georgano, G.N. Cars: Early and Vintage, 1886-1930. (London: Grange-Universal, 1985).

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