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Automotive industry in the United States
Automotive industry
Economy of the United States
Transportation in the United States
Vehicle
manufacturers
and brands
Current
(
list
)
AGCO
Challenger Tractor
Massey Ferguson
AM General
Amp Electric Vehicles
Arcimoto
Armour Group
ATK motorcycles
Autocar
Blue Bird
Callaway Cars
Caterpillar
Czinger
Chenowth Racing Products
Environmental Performance Vehicles
Equus Automotive
Forest River
Champion Bus
Collins
ElDorado National
Glaval Bus
Starcraft Bus
Ford
Lincoln
SVT
General Dynamics Land Systems
General Motors
Buick
Cadillac
Cadillac V series
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Performance
GMC
Gillig
Growler Manufacturing and Engineering
Harley-Davidson
Ingersoll Rand
Club Car
HDT Global
HME
John Deere
Karma Automotive
Laffite
Lenco Industries
Lockheed Martin
Lucid Motors
Mack Trucks
Millennium Luxury Coaches
Morgan Olson
Motor Coach Industries
Navistar
IC Bus
Oshkosh
Pierce
Paccar
Kenworth
Peterbilt
Panoz
Polaris Industries
Global Electric Motorcars
Indian
Victory
REV Group
Fleetwood
Holiday Rambler
Laymor
Wheeled Coach
Rezvani Motors
Rivian
Scuderia Cameron Glickenhaus
SSC North America
Superformance
Tesla
Textron
Arctic Cat
E-Z-Go
Cushman
Trans Tech
Ultimaster
VIA Motors
VLF Automotive
Zero Motorcycles
Foreign
subsidiaries
BMW
Daimler Truck
Honda
Acura
Hyundai
Kia
Mercedes-Benz
Mitsubishi
Nissan
Infiniti
Seres Group
Seres
Stellantis
1
Chrysler
Dodge
Jeep
Ram
Subaru
Toyota
Toyota Motor Engineering & Manufacturing
Volkswagen
Defunct /
former
2
Allis-Chalmers
American Austin
American Electric
American LaFrance
American Motors
Hudson
Essex
Terraplane
Nash
Rambler
Armor
Armored
Auburn
Aurica
Autoette
Avanti
Avery
BMC
Boulder Electric Vehicle
Carbon Motors Corporation
Checker Motors Corporation
Clydesdale Motor Truck Company
Coda
2
Commonwealth
Cord
Case
CNH Global
Cycle-Scoot
DeLorean
Diamond-Star
Duesenberg
Durant
Flint
Locomobile
Mason
Rugby
Star
Eagle Bus
Excalibur
FCA US
Eagle
Plymouth
Fiberfab
Fitch Four Drive
Fisker Automotive
Fisker Coachbuild
Force Protection
Ford
Continental
Edsel
Mercury
FMC
2
General Motors
Cartercar
Elmore
GM Diesel
Geo
LaSalle
Marquette
McLaughlin
Oakland
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Saturn
Scripps-Booth
Sheridan
Viking
Yellow Coach
Goshen Coach
Green
GreenTech
Grumman
Henney
International Harvester
Jeffery
Kaiser-Frazer
Allstate
Frazer
Henry J
Kaiser
Willys
Local
Marathon
Marmon
Roosevelt
Marvel
Matbro
Mercer
Monaco Coach
Mosler
MotoCzysz
Muntz
New United
North American Bus Industries
Oliver Farm Equipment
Packard
Peerless
Pierce-Arrow
Sebring Vanguard
Sterling
Studebaker
Erskine
Rockne
Stutz
Scion
Twentieth Century
United Defense
VPG
Visionary
VL
White
Wildfire
ZAP
Zimmer
Concept and
pre-production
Alpha Motor Corporation
Aptera Motors
Bollinger Motors
Canoo
Commuter Cars
Elio Motors
Faraday Future
Fisker Inc
Lordstown Motors
Myers Motors
Nikola
Trion Supercars
Factories
Active
BMW Spartanburg
Chrysler (list)
Ford (list)
General Motors (list)
Honda (list)
Hyundai (Alabama)
Kia Motors Manufacturing Georgia
Mercedes-Benz (Alabama)
Subaru (Indiana)
Tesla (list)
Volkswagen (Chattanooga)
Defunct
Chrysler (list)
Ford (list)
General Motors (list)
Packard
Volkswagen (Westmoreland)
Auto component
makers and
performance car
modders
Allison
American Expedition Vehicles
Aptiv
BFGoodrich
BorgWarner
Callaway Cars
Caterpillar
Cummins
Brammo
Detroit Diesel
Eaton
Firestone
General Tire
Goodyear
Cooper Tire & Rubber Company
Hennessey
Ingersoll Rand
Legacy
Lingenfelter
Nexteer
Phoenix Motorcars
Proterra (bus manufacturer)
Remy International
Saleen
Shelby American
SRT
Timken
Torrington
Visteon
Design studios
Calty Design Research
Designworks
Rezvani Automotive Designs
Wheego Electric Cars
By state
Massachusetts
Related topics
AAA
Chicago Auto Show
Interstate Highway System
List of automobiles manufactured in the United States
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
New York International Auto Show
North American International Auto Show
SAE International
1
Non-U.S. based parent company that owns subsidiaries headquartered in U.S.
2
Company still exists but is no longer in the automotive manufacturing business
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