The Automotive Industry |
Alfa Romeo see Fiat |
Acura Honda's upscale brand |
Aston Martin see Ford |
Audi see Volkswagen |
Bentley see Volkswagen |
BMW includes Mini and Rolls Royce |
Bugatti see ... (?) |
Buick see General Motors |
Cadillac see General Motors |
Chevrolet see General Motors |
Chrysler see DaimlerChrysler |
Citroen |
Dacia see Renault |
DaimlerChrysler includes Chrysler, Dodge, Jeep, Maybach, Mercedes-Benz and Smart; allied to Hyundai and Mitsubishi |
Dodge see DaimlerChrysler |
Edonis |
Ferrari see Fiat |
Fiat includes Alfa Romeo, Ferrari, Lancia(?) and Maserati; allied to General Motors |
Ford the world's second largest manufacturer includes Aston Martin, Jaguar, Land Rover, Lincoln, Mazda, Mercury and Volvo |
GMC see General Motors |
General Motors the world's largest manufacturer includes Buick, Caddilac, Chevrolet, GMC, Holden, Hummer, Oldsmobile, Opel, Pontiac, Saab, Saturn and Vauxhall; allied to Fiat, Isuzu, Subaru and Suzuki |
Holden see General Motors |
Honda includes Acura |
Hummer see General Motors |
Hyundai includes Kia; alliance to DaimlerChrysler |
Infiniti Nissan's upscale brand |
Isuzu allied to General Motors |
Jaguar see Ford |
Jeep see DaimlerChrysler |
Kia see Hyundai |
Lamborghini (see Volkswagen?) |
Lancia (see Fiat?) |
Land Rover see Ford |
Lexus Toyota's upscale brand |
Lincoln see Ford |
Lotus see ... (?) |
MG-Rover includes MG and Rover |
Maserati see Fiat |
Maybach see DaimlerChrysler |
Mazda see Ford |
McLaren the sports car arm of TAG McLaren created in 1989 |
Mercedes-Benz see DaimlerChrysler |
Mercury see Ford |
Mini see BMW |
Mitsubishi the automotive arm of Mitsubishi Industries; allied to DaimlerChrysler |
Nissan includes Infiniti; see Renault |
Oldsmobile see General Motors |
Opel see General Motors |
Pagani Zonda |
Panoz |
Peugeot |
Pontiac see General Motors |
Porsche |
Proton |
Renault includes Dacia, Nissan and Samsung |
Rolls Royce see BMW |
Rover see MG-Rover |
Saab see General Motors |
Saleen |
Samsung see Renault |
Saturn see General Motors |
Seat see Volkswagen |
Scion see Toyota |
Shelby American |
Skoda see Volkswagen |
Smart see DaimlerChrysler |
Subaru the automotive arm of Fuji Heavy Industries; allied to General Motors |
Suzuki allied to General Motors |
TVR |
Toyota the world's third largest manufacturer includes Lexus and Scion |
Vauxhall see General Motors |
Volkswagen the world's fourth largest manufacturer includes Audi, Bentley, Lamborghini(?), Seat and Skoda |
Volvo see Ford |