Manufacturers
The starting point for every vehicle lineage in the Automobile History library.
Browse by manufacturer
Audi
A German marque shaped by its Zwickau origins, the four-company Auto Union and quattro all-wheel drive.
BMW
A German manufacturer whose history spans aircraft engines, motorcycles, sporting saloons and luxury cars.
Cadillac
An American General Motors luxury marque shaped by precision manufacture, V-engine development, coachbuilt prestige cars and post-war design.
Chevrolet
An American General Motors marque whose history spans affordable cars, trucks, utility vehicles, sports cars and regionally developed models.
Ferrari
An Italian sports-car manufacturer shaped by competition, V12 engines, coachbuilt design and small-series road cars.
Ford
An American marque central to the development of mass-market motoring.
Honda
A Japanese manufacturer that brought motorcycle engineering, efficient powertrains and mass-market innovation to its cars.
Jaguar
A British marque whose sporting cars and luxury saloons joined distinctive design, long-lived engines and competition development.
Mercedes-Benz
A German marque with roots reaching back to the earliest motor cars.
Nissan
A Japanese manufacturer whose history spans Datsun small cars, global family vehicles, off-roaders, sports cars and mass-market electrification.
Porsche
A German sports-car manufacturer shaped by rear-engined road cars, endurance racing and engineering development.
Saab
A Swedish manufacturer whose distinctive front-wheel-drive cars joined practical body styles, safety engineering and production turbocharging.
Toyota
A Japanese manufacturer whose vehicles span passenger cars, commercial vehicles and off-roaders.
Volkswagen
A German manufacturer known for enduring mass-market models and a broad global catalogue.
Volvo
A Swedish marque with a long history of passenger cars, estates and safety engineering.
Each manufacturer record leads to its models, followed by generations, variants and engines.