Car Brands Alphabetically: An A to Z Overview

Welcome to our ultimate A to Z guide of car brand names! Whether you’re a car enthusiast, a potential buyer, or someone who loves trivia, knowing the wide array of car brands can be both fascinating and practical. This post is designed to provide you with a comprehensive alphabetical list of car brands, complete with brief descriptions to help you get familiar with each one.

Understanding different car brands is useful for various reasons. For car enthusiasts, it enhances your knowledge about the diverse automotive world and its history. For potential buyers, it aids in making informed decisions by exploring the range of options available in the market. And for trivia lovers, it’s a treasure trove of interesting facts and details that can come in handy for your next quiz night.

So, let’s dive into the world of cars and discover the brands that have shaped the automotive landscape from A to Z!

Car brands that start with A:

Here is a list of car brands that start with the letter “A”:

Brand	Year Founded	Country of Origin	Notable Models/Series	Unique Features/Innovations	Current Status
AAC	1948	South Africa	AAC Cobra	Early producer of cars in South Africa	Defunct
Abarth	1949	Italy	500, 124 Spider	High-performance versions of Fiat models	Active
ABD	1985	Germany	ABD GTI	Performance tuning and modifications	Active
ABT	1896	Germany	ABT Sportsline	Performance tuning, motorsport achievements	Active
AC	1901	United Kingdom	AC Cobra, AC Ace	Classic British sports cars, racing history	Active
AC Schnitzer	1987	Germany	ACS3, ACS5	BMW tuning and performance parts	Active
Acura	1986	Japan (Honda)	NSX, MDX, TLX	Luxury division of Honda, known for performance and advanced technology	Active
Adrenaline	2001	USA	Adrenaline Rush	Custom off-road vehicles	Defunct
Aeon	2000	United Kingdom	Aeon GT3, Aeon GT4	Lightweight kit cars	Active
Alan Mann	1964	United Kingdom	Alan Mann Racing Cars	Racing cars, notable for lightweight designs	Defunct
Alba	1976	Brazil	Alba GT	Brazilian sports cars, limited production	Defunct
Alfa Romeo	1910	Italy	Giulia, Stelvio, 4C	Iconic design, racing heritage, and high-performance engines	Active
Allard	1936	United Kingdom	Allard J2X, Allard K3	British sports and racing cars	Defunct
Alpina	1965	Germany	B7, D3, B10	High-performance versions of BMW cars	Active
Alpine	1955	France	A110, A310	French sports cars, known for rally success	Active
Alvis	1919	United Kingdom	Alvis TA21, Alvis Speed 20	British luxury cars, innovative engineering	Defunct
American Motors	1954	USA	AMC Javelin, AMC Pacer	Compact cars, known for unique designs	Defunct
AMG	1967	Germany	AMG GT, C63 AMG	Performance and tuning division of Mercedes-Benz	Active
Amilcar	1921	France	Amilcar CGS, Amilcar C6	French sports cars, known for lightweight designs	Defunct
Aptera	2005	USA	Aptera 2e, Aptera 3	Innovative electric vehicles with solar panels and aerodynamic designs	Active
Apollo	2004	Germany	Apollo IE, Apollo N	High-performance hypercars	Active
Arash	1999	United Kingdom	Arash AF8, Arash AF10	British hypercars, known for extreme performance	Active
Arden	1972	Germany	Arden AJ23, Arden AJ24	Jaguar and Range Rover tuning	Active
Ariel	1991	United Kingdom	Atom, Nomad	Lightweight high-performance vehicles, known for extreme handling and speed	Active
Ark	1999	USA	Ark Roadster	Custom and performance parts	Defunct
Artega	2006	Germany	Artega GT, Karo	Luxury sports cars with high-performance features, limited production	Defunct
ASC	1965	USA	ASC McLaren	Performance tuning, known for convertible conversions	Defunct
Ascari	1995	United Kingdom	KZ1, A10	High-performance sports cars, exclusive and limited production	Defunct
ASL	1997	Japan	Garaiya, RS01	Japanese sports cars	Defunct
ASMA	2004	Germany	ASMA Phantasma	Luxury car tuning and modifications	Defunct
Aston Martin	1913	United Kingdom	DB11, Vantage, Rapide	Luxury sports cars, known for their craftsmanship and association with James Bond films	Active
ATS	1962	Italy	ATS 2500 GT, ATS Sport	Italian sports cars, known for racing heritage	Active
Auburn	1900	USA	Auburn Speedster, Auburn 851	Classic American luxury cars	Defunct
Audi	1909	Germany	A4, Q7, R8	Quattro all-wheel-drive system, advanced technology and innovation	Active
Austin	1905	United Kingdom	Austin 7, Austin Mini	British economy cars, known for innovation	Defunct
Austin-Healey	1952	United Kingdom	Austin-Healey 3000, Sprite	British sports cars, known for classic designs	Defunct
Autech	1986	Japan (Nissan)	Autech Stagea, Autech GT-R	Performance tuning and special editions of Nissan cars	Active
Auto Union	1932	Germany	Auto Union Type C, Type D	Predecessor to Audi, known for racing success	Defunct

Car brands that start with B:

Brand	Year Founded	Country of Origin	Notable Models/Series	Unique Features/Innovations	Current Status
B.Engineering	2001	Italy	Edonis	High-performance sports cars	Active
BAC (Briggs Automotive Company)	2009	United Kingdom	BAC Mono	Single-seat road-legal sports car	Active
Baldwin-Mercury	1967	USA	Baldwin-Mercury Cougar	Performance-modified Mercury vehicles	Defunct
Baldwin-Motion	6	USA	Motion Camaro, Motion Corvette	High-performance custom cars	Defunct
Ballot	1910	France	Ballot 3/8 LC, Ballot 2LTS	Early racing and luxury cars	Defunct
Bandini	1946	Italy	Bandini 750 Sport Internazionale	Italian sports and racing cars	Defunct
Beck	1984	USA	Beck Spyder	Replicas of classic Porsche models	Active
Bentley	1919	United Kingdom	Continental GT, Bentayga	Luxury and performance cars	Active
Benz	1883	Germany	Benz Patent-Motorwagen	One of the first automobile manufacturers	Merged (Mercedes-Benz)
Berger	1969	USA	Berger Camaro	High-performance Chevrolet Camaros	Active
Bertone	1912	Italy	Bertone X1/9, Bertone Nuccio	Car design and manufacturing, concept cars	Defunct
BF Performance	2005	Germany	BF Performance Gallardo	Custom and performance tuning for Lamborghinis	Active
Bisimoto Engineering	1995	USA	Bisimoto Porsche 911	High-performance tuning and custom builds	Active
Bitter	1971	Germany	Bitter CD, Bitter SC	Luxury cars based on Opel models	Active
Blake	1964	USA	Blake GT	Custom sports cars	Defunct
Blitz	1980	Japan	Blitz Skyline, Blitz Supra	Performance tuning and parts manufacturer	Active
BMW	1916	Germany	3 Series, 5 Series, X5	Luxury and performance cars, innovative technology	Active
BNC (Bollack Netter and Co.)	1923	France	BNC 527, BNC 1100	Early French sports cars	Defunct
Bobsy	1959	USA	Bobsy SR series	Lightweight racing cars	Defunct
Bolwell	1962	Australia	Bolwell Nagari, Bolwell Mk VII	Australian sports cars	Active
Bonspeed	1997	USA	Bonspeed B7	Custom cars and high-performance parts	Active
Borgward	1929	Germany	Borgward Isabella, Borgward BX7	German luxury cars, revived in 2010	Active
Brabham	1960	United Kingdom	Brabham BT62	High-performance racing and road cars	Active
Brabus	1977	Germany	Brabus G-Class, Brabus Rocket	High-performance tuning for Mercedes-Benz	Active
Breckland	2008	United Kingdom	Breckland Beira	British sports cars	Defunct
Breyton	1982	Germany	Breyton BMW E92	Performance tuning for BMWs	Active
Bricklin	1974	Canada	Bricklin SV-1	Canadian sports cars	Defunct
Bristol	1945	United Kingdom	Bristol 411, Bristol Fighter	British luxury cars	Active
Brooke	1991	United Kingdom	Brooke Double R	Lightweight British sports cars	Active
Brun Motorsports	1983	Switzerland	Brun Porsche 956	Racing team, known for endurance racing	Defunct
Bucciali	1922	France	Bucciali TAV-8	Luxury French cars	Defunct
Bufori	1986	Malaysia	Bufori Geneva, Bufori La Joya	Hand-built luxury cars	Active
Bugatti	1909	France	Veyron, Chiron	High-performance hypercars	Active
Buick	1899	USA	Enclave, Regal, LaCrosse	American luxury vehicles, division of General Motors	Active

Car brands starting with C:

Brand	Year Founded	Country of Origin	Notable Models/Series	Unique Features/Innovations	Current Status
Cadillac	1902	USA	Escalade, CTS, ATS	Luxury vehicles, innovation in V8 engines	Active
Callaway	1977	USA	Callaway C12, Callaway Corvette	High-performance tuning for Chevrolet cars	Active
Caparo	2006	United Kingdom	Caparo T1	Ultra-lightweight, high-performance supercar	Active
Carlsson	1989	Germany	Carlsson C25, Carlsson S-Class	Tuning and performance parts for Mercedes-Benz	Active
Castagna	1849	Italy	Castagna Imperial Landaulet	Custom luxury and bespoke vehicles	Active
Caterham	1973	United Kingdom	Caterham 7	Lightweight sports cars, derived from Lotus 7	Active
Chevrolet	1911	USA	Camaro, Corvette, Silverado	Wide range of vehicles, notable for performance models	Active
Chrysler	1925	USA	300, Pacifica	Luxury and mainstream vehicles	Active
Citroën	1919	France	DS, C4, 2CV	Innovation in suspension systems and design	Active
Cisitalia	1946	Italy	Cisitalia 202	Early post-war sports cars	Defunct
Cizeta	1988	Italy	Cizeta-Moroder V16T	Supercar with unique V16 engine	Defunct
Continental	1871	Germany	Continental GT	Known for tire manufacturing, some car models	Active
Cooper	1946	United Kingdom	Cooper T43, Cooper T51	Known for Formula One and Mini Cooper	Defunct
Cord	1929	USA	Cord L-29, Cord 810/812	Known for innovative engineering and design	Defunct
Courage	1981	France	Courage C60, Courage LC75	Racing cars, known for endurance racing	Defunct
Covini	1978	Italy	Covini C6W	Six-wheeled sports car	Active
Crosley	1939	USA	Crosley Hotshot, Crosley CD	Small, affordable cars, innovation in compact design	Defunct
Coda	2009	USA	Coda Sedan	Electric vehicles	Defunct

Car brands that start with D:

Brand	Year Founded	Country of Origin	Notable Models/Series	Unique Features/Innovations	Current Status
Dacia	1966	Romania	Duster, Sandero, Logan	Affordable and practical cars, part of Renault	Active
Daewoo	1982	South Korea	Lanos, Nubira, Matiz	Affordable cars, now part of General Motors	Defunct
Daihatsu	1907	Japan	Terios, Charade, Rocky	Compact cars and small off-road vehicles	Active
Daimler	1896	United Kingdom	Daimler SP250, Daimler Double-Six	Luxury vehicles, now part of Jaguar Land Rover	Active
Dauer	1988	Germany	Dauer 962 Le Mans	High-performance sports cars, based on racing technology	Defunct
David Brown	2013	United Kingdom	Speedback GT, Mini Remastered	Luxury vehicles with classic design influences	Active
De Dion-Bouton	1883	France	De Dion-Bouton Type D	Early automobile manufacturer, known for innovative designs	Defunct
De Tomaso	1959	Italy	Pantera, Mangusta, Guarà	Italian sports cars with American engines	Active
Delage	1905	France	Delage D8, Delage 15 S8	Luxury and racing cars, known for elegance	Defunct
Delahaye	1894	France	Delahaye 135, Delahaye 175	Luxury and racing cars	Defunct
Delaunay-Belleville	1903	France	Delaunay-Belleville HB6	Luxury vehicles, early 20th century elegance	Defunct
DeLorean	1975	USA	DeLorean DMC-12	Famous for its gull-wing doors and appearance in “Back to the Future”	Defunct
Denzel	1948	Austria	Denzel 1300, Denzel 1500	Early sports cars, known for lightweight design	Defunct
Derby	1921	France	Derby L8	Small French cars, popular in the interwar period	Defunct
Desoto	1928	USA	Desoto Firedome, Desoto Adventurer	American mid-range cars, division of Chrysler	Defunct
Detroit Electric	1907	USA	Detroit Electric Model 47	Early electric cars, now revived	Active
Devel Sixteen	2013	UAE	Devel Sixteen	Hypercar with extreme horsepower	Active
Devin	1955	USA	Devin SS, Devin D	American sports cars, known for fiberglass bodies	Defunct
Devon	2008	USA	Devon GTX	High-performance sports cars	Defunct
Diatto	1905	Italy	Diatto Tipo 20	Early Italian luxury and sports cars	Defunct
Dinan	1979	USA	Dinan M5, Dinan 3 Series	Performance tuning for BMWs	Active
Dino	1968	Italy	Dino 246 GT, Dino 308 GT4	Ferrari’s sub-brand, known for V6 engines	Defunct
DKW	1916	Germany	DKW F102, DKW Junior	Early German cars, precursor to Audi	Defunct
Dodge	1900	USA	Charger, Challenger, Ram	Wide range of vehicles, known for muscle cars	Active
Dome	1975	Japan	Dome Zero, Dome S102	Japanese racing and concept cars	Active
Donkervoort	1978	Netherlands	Donkervoort D8, Donkervoort S8	Lightweight, high-performance sports cars	Active
Doran	1988	USA	Doran JE4, Doran Ford GT	Racing cars, known for endurance racing	Active
DP	1990	Germany	DP Motorsport 935, DP Cargo	Custom and high-performance Porsche cars	Active
Drekar	2003	USA	Drekar F1, Drekar Raptor	Custom and high-performance vehicles	Active
Dual-Ghia	1956	USA	Dual-Ghia Convertible	Luxury cars, known for limited production	Defunct
Duesenberg	1920	USA	Duesenberg Model J, Duesenberg SSJ	Luxury cars, known for their performance and elegance	Defunct
duPont	1919	USA	duPont Model G, duPont Model H	Early American luxury cars	Defunct

Car brands that start with E:

Brand	Year Founded	Country of Origin	Notable Models/Series	Unique Features/Innovations	Current Status
Eagle	1988	USA	Eagle Talon, Eagle Vision	Performance-oriented division of Chrysler, known for sporty models	Defunct
Edo Competition	1988	Germany	Edo Competition Enzo XX	High-performance tuning for luxury and sports cars	Active
Edsel	1957	USA	Edsel Ranger, Edsel Corsair	Known for its distinctive styling, failed due to poor sales	Defunct
Elemental	2012	United Kingdom	Elemental RP1	Lightweight, high-performance sports cars	Active
Elfin	1957	Australia	Elfin MS8, Elfin T5	Australian sports and racing cars	Active
Elio	2009	USA	Elio P4	Three-wheeled, fuel-efficient vehicle	Active (pending production)
Eterniti	2010	United Kingdom	Eterniti Hemera	Luxury SUVs	Defunct
Exagon	2009	France	Exagon Furtive-eGT	High-performance electric sports cars	Defunct
Eagle (UK)	1984	United Kingdom	Eagle Speedster	Specializes in modernizing classic Jaguar E-Types	Active
Elaris	2018	Germany	Elaris Leo, Elaris Finn	Electric vehicles	Active
Eicher	1948	India	Eicher Polaris Multix	Utility vehicles and commercial vehicles	Active
Eicher Polaris	2012	India	Eicher Polaris Multix	Joint venture between Eicher Motors and Polaris	Defunct
EMF	1908	USA	EMF 30	Early American automobiles	Defunct
Englon	2010	China	Englon SC7, Englon SX7	Sub-brand of Geely, focuses on economy cars	Defunct
Enzmann	1957	Switzerland	Enzmann 506	Swiss sports cars	Defunct
Equipmake	2013	United Kingdom	Equipmake Ampere	Electric powertrains and components	Active
Escart	1980	Spain	Escart GT	Custom-built sports cars	Defunct
Essex	1918	USA	Essex Super Six	Affordable, high-volume cars	Defunct
Estoque	2008	Italy	Lamborghini Estoque	Lamborghini’s four-door concept car	Concept only
Echidna	1958	USA	Echidna Special	Custom-built racing cars	Defunct
Edag Engineering	1969	Germany	Edag Biwak, Edag Show Car	Engineering services and concept cars	Active
Edwards	1950	USA	Edwards America	Limited production sports cars	Defunct
Elva	1955	United Kingdom	Elva Courier, Elva Mk VII	Lightweight sports and racing cars	Defunct
Emme	1992	Italy	Emme 422	Italian sports cars	Defunct
Enizio	2011	USA	Enizio EV	Electric vehicles	Defunct
Epsilon	1999	France	Epsilon Euskadi	Racing cars, known for Le Mans prototypes	Defunct
Ermini	1947	Italy	Ermini Seiottosei	Italian sports cars, known for racing success	Active
Etud	1957	Bulgaria	Etud 57	Bulgarian sports cars	Defunct
Eunos	1989	Japan	Eunos Roadster, Eunos Cosmo	Luxury division of Mazda	Defunct
Evans	1989	USA	Evans Series 1	American sports cars	Defunct
Evolv	2018	USA	Evolv E1	Electric sports cars	Active

Car brands that start with F:

Here is the complete list of car brands that start with the letter “F”:

Brand	Year Founded	Country of Origin	Notable Models/Series	Unique Features/Innovations	Current Status
9FF	2001	Germany	9FF GT9	High-performance tuning for Porsche cars	Active
F.R.P	1986	USA	F.R.P Street Racer	Custom and performance parts	Active
Fab Design	1997	Switzerland	Fab Design SLR	Luxury car tuning and modifications	Active
Fabcar	1977	USA	Fabcar 935, Fabcar FDSC	Custom racing and performance cars	Active
Facel Vega	1939	France	Facel II, Facellia	Luxury grand tourers, known for elegance and performance	Defunct
Facetti	1950	Italy	Facetti 308 GTB	Italian racing cars	Defunct
Factory Five Racing	1995	USA	Factory Five MK4 Roadster	Kit cars, known for Cobra replicas	Active
Fairthorpe	1954	United Kingdom	Fairthorpe Electron Minor	Small sports cars, known for lightweight design	Defunct
Falcon	2010	USA	Falcon F7	High-performance sports cars	Active
Faraday Future	2014	USA	FF 91	Electric vehicles, known for advanced technology	Active
Faralli & Mazzanti	2004	Italy	Antas V8 GT, Evantra	Luxury sports cars	Active
Farbio	2004	United Kingdom	Farbio GTS	Lightweight sports cars	Defunct
Farboud	1998	United Kingdom	Farboud GTS	High-performance sports cars	Defunct
Farman	1919	France	Farman A6B, Farman A6G	Luxury cars, early aviation influence	Defunct
Fenix	2009	United Kingdom	Fenix GT	High-performance sports cars	Defunct
Fenomenon	2002	United Kingdom	Fenomenon Stratos	Concept cars	Defunct
Ferrari	1939	Italy	488 GTB, LaFerrari, F8 Tributo	Luxury sports cars, known for performance and racing heritage	Active
Fiat	1899	Italy	500, Panda, 124 Spider	Wide range of vehicles, known for affordable compact cars	Active
fifteen52	1996	USA	fifteen52 Project ST	Custom wheels and performance parts	Active
Fioravanti	1987	Italy	Fioravanti LF, Fioravanti Hidra	Concept and design-focused cars	Active
Fisker	2007	USA	Fisker Karma, Ocean	Electric vehicles, known for sustainability	Active
Flajole	1955	USA	Flajole Forerunner	Concept cars	Defunct
Foden	1856	United Kingdom	Foden Alpha	Commercial vehicles, known for trucks	Defunct
Foose	1998	USA	Foose Hemisfear	Custom and high-performance cars	Active
ForcedFed	2001	USA	ForcedFed 340R	Performance tuning for Lotus cars	Defunct
Force Motors	1958	India	Force Gurkha, Force Trax	Utility and commercial vehicles	Active
Ford	1903	USA	Mustang, F-150, Focus	Wide range of vehicles, known for innovation and mass production	Active
Force India	2008	India	Formula One Team	F1 racing team, known for competitiveness	Defunct (became Racing Point)
Forsight	2015	China	Forsight SUVs	Electric vehicles	Active
Frazer-Nash	1922	United Kingdom	Frazer-Nash Le Mans Replica	Sports cars, known for vintage and racing heritage	Defunct
Freightliner	1942	USA	Freightliner Cascadia	Commercial trucks, known for durability	Active
Fresco	2016	Norway	Fresco Reverie	Electric vehicles	Active
FSWerks	1999	USA	FSWerks Ford Focus	Performance parts and tuning for Ford vehicles	Active
Fuore	1999	Spain	Fuore BlackJag	Concept cars	Defunct
Fuldamobil	1950	Germany	Fuldamobil S-7	Early microcars	Defunct
Furtive-eGT	2012	France	Exagon Furtive-eGT	High-performance electric sports car	Defunct
FV Frangivento	2015	Italy	FV Frangivento Asfanè	Luxury sports cars	Active

Car brands that start with G:

Brand	Year Founded	Country of Origin	Notable Models/Series	Unique Features/Innovations	Current Status
GAZ	1932	Russia	GAZ Volga, GAZelle	Known for durable vehicles, including trucks and cars	Active
G-Power	1983	Germany	G-Power M5 Hurricane	High-performance tuning for BMW vehicles	Active
Gaaco	1972	Netherlands	Gaaco GT	Custom-built cars	Defunct
Galpin	1946	USA	Galpin Ford GT	Custom and performance vehicles	Active
Geely	1986	China	Geely Emgrand, Geely Boyue	One of China’s largest car manufacturers	Active
Geiger	1977	Germany	Geiger Corvette Z06	High-performance tuning for American cars	Active
Gemballa	1981	Germany	Gemballa Avalanche	High-performance tuning for Porsche vehicles	Active
Genaddi	1991	USA	Genaddi Design Group	Custom coachbuilding and performance tuning	Active
General Motors (GM)	1908	USA	Chevrolet, Buick, Cadillac	One of the largest car manufacturers in the world	Active
Genesis	2015	South Korea	Genesis G70, Genesis G80	Luxury division of Hyundai, known for premium vehicles	Active
Ghia	1915	Italy	Ghia 450 SS	Famous design house, known for concept cars and collaborations	Defunct (acquired by Ford)
Gigliato	1995	Japan	Gigliato Aerosa	Japanese sports cars	Defunct
Gillet	1992	Belgium	Gillet Vertigo	High-performance sports cars	Active
Ginetta	1958	United Kingdom	Ginetta G40, Ginetta G55	Lightweight racing and sports cars	Active
Giugiaro	1967	Italy	Giugiaro Brivido, Giugiaro Parcour	Renowned design studio, known for concept and production car designs	Active
Glasspar	1947	USA	Glasspar G2	Early fiberglass sports cars	Defunct
GMC	1911	USA	GMC Sierra, GMC Yukon	Known for trucks, SUVs, and commercial vehicles	Active
Gordini	1946	France	Gordini Type 23, Gordini T24S	Performance cars, racing heritage	Defunct
Graber Cars	1924	Switzerland	Graber Alvis	Custom coachbuilding and unique designs	Defunct
GReddy	1977	Japan	GReddy Turbo Kits	Performance parts and tuning	Active
Greenwood	1968	USA	Greenwood Corvette	Custom high-performance Corvettes	Defunct
GRMN	2007	Japan	GRMN Yaris, GRMN Sports Hybrid	High-performance division of Toyota	Active
GTA Motor	1994	Spain	GTA Spano	High-performance supercars	Active
Gumpert	2004	Germany	Gumpert Apollo	High-performance supercars	Defunct (rebranded as Apollo Automobil)
Glas	1883	Germany	Glas 1700, Glas Goggomobil	Pioneers in microcars and the first German car with a timing belt	Defunct
Gordon-Keeble	1959	United Kingdom	Gordon-Keeble GK1	British luxury cars with American V8 engines	Defunct
Goggomobil	1955	Germany	Goggomobil T300, Goggomobil Dart	Microcars, known for compact size	Defunct
Grinnall	1991	United Kingdom	Grinnall Scorpion III, Grinnall Scorpion IV	Custom three-wheeled sports cars	Active

Car brands that start with H:

Brand	Year Founded	Country of Origin	Notable Models/Series	Unique Features/Innovations	Current Status
Hafei	1950	China	Hafei Saibao, Hafei Lobo	Small cars and minivans	Active
Hamann	1986	Germany	Hamann M3, Hamann Range Rover	High-performance tuning for luxury and sports cars	Active
Hartge	1971	Germany	Hartge H50, Hartge F1	Performance tuning for BMW and MINI vehicles	Defunct
Hasport	1988	USA	Hasport Swap Kits	Engine swap kits and performance parts for Honda vehicles	Active
HBH	2009	Denmark	HBH Bulldog GT	Custom high-performance sports cars	Active
Hennessey	1991	USA	Hennessey Venom GT, Hennessey Venom F5	High-performance sports cars and tuning	Active
Heuliez	1920	France	Heuliez Pregunta, Heuliez Intruder	Coachbuilding and custom vehicles	Defunct
Heynsdyk	2006	Netherlands	Heynsdyk 2500SF	Retro-styled sports cars	Active
Hispano-Suiza	1904	Spain/France	Hispano-Suiza H6, Hispano-Suiza Carmen	Luxury cars, known for elegance and performance	Active (revived)
HKS	1973	Japan	HKS GT1000+	Performance parts and tuning	Active
Hoermann	1980	Germany	Hoermann Formula V	Custom-built racing cars	Defunct
Holden	1856	Australia	Holden Commodore, Holden Monaro	Known for a wide range of vehicles, a subsidiary of General Motors	Defunct 2020
Hommel	1990	France	Hommel Berlinette	Small French sports cars	Defunct
Honda	1948	Japan	Honda Civic, Honda Accord, Honda CR-V	Known for reliable and fuel-efficient vehicles	Active
Hongqi	1958	China	Hongqi L5, Hongqi H9	Luxury cars, known for being the official state limousine of China	Active
Hooper	1805	United Kingdom	Hooper Empress II	Custom coachbuilding	Defunct
Horch	1904	Germany	Horch 853, Horch 951	Early luxury cars, precursor to Audi	Defunct
Hotchkiss	1903	France	Hotchkiss 686, Hotchkiss Anjou	Luxury and military vehicles	Defunct
Howell	1983	USA	Howell Corvette	Performance tuning and custom parts for Corvettes	Active
HPD	1993	USA	HPD Civic Si, HPD CR-Z	High-performance parts and tuning for Honda vehicles	Active
HRG	1936	United Kingdom	HRG 1500	British sports cars	Defunct
HSV (Holden Special Vehicles)	1987	Australia	HSV GTS, HSV Maloo	High-performance versions of Holden vehicles	Defunct
Hudson	1909	USA	Hudson Hornet, Hudson Terraplane	Known for innovative designs and performance	Defunct (merged into American Motors Corporation)
Hulme	2005	New Zealand	Hulme CanAm	High-performance sports cars	Defunct
Hurst	1958	USA	Hurst Olds, Hurst Hemi Under Glass	Performance parts and custom vehicles	Active
Hyundai	1967	South Korea	Hyundai Elantra, Hyundai Sonata, Hyundai Tucson	Known for affordable and reliable vehicles	Active
Haval	2013	China	Haval H6, Haval F7	Specializes in SUVs	Active
Hillman	1907	United Kingdom	Hillman Minx, Hillman Imp	Known for affordable family cars	Defunct (became part of Chrysler Europe)
Heinkel	1956	Germany	Heinkel Kabine	Known for microcars	Defunct
Humber	1868	United Kingdom	Humber Super Snipe, Humber Hawk	Known for luxury cars	Defunct
Hupmobile	1908	USA	Hupmobile Model 20	Early American automobiles	Defunct
HTT Pléthore	2007	Canada	HTT Pléthore LC-750	High-performance sports cars	Defunct

Car brands that start with I: