Automotive Brands

Iconic Italian high-performance automotive brand specializing in sporty variants of Fiat vehicles, known for its racing heritage, distinctive scorpion logo, and recent expansion into electrified performance models.

Zero-emissions technology brand of Cummins Inc., covering battery-electric powertrains, fuel cells, and electrolyzers under the Destination Zero strategy.

Acura is the luxury vehicle division of Honda Motor Company, launched in the United States in 1986. It was the first Japanese luxury automobile brand sold in North America and is currently sold in the USA, Canada, China, and a limited number of other markets.

Italian luxury sports car manufacturer owned by Stellantis, known for performance and design heritage.

French sports car brand wholly owned by Renault Group, known for lightweight performance engineering, motorsport heritage, and the revived A110 sports car.

German luxury automobile manufacturer known for its advanced technology, quattro all-wheel drive system, and premium positioning in the automotive market.

America's largest single-brand automotive retailer, operating new-vehicle franchises, collision centers, and service operations under one national banner.

AutoNation's standalone used-vehicle superstore brand, operating no-haggle used car stores across major US metropolitan markets.

British luxury automobile manufacturer owned by Volkswagen Group, known for handcrafted high-performance vehicles.

German luxury automobile brand known for performance-oriented sedans, SUVs, and electric vehicles.

Compact luxury sedan manufactured by BMW, known for performance, driving dynamics, and premium positioning.

Premium motorcycle division of BMW Group, producing motorcycles and two-wheeled vehicles since 1923.

French ultra-luxury hypercar brand founded in 1909. Now operated by Bugatti Rimac, with Rimac Group taking full control following Porsche's 2026 exit.

American mid-premium automotive brand owned by General Motors. Founded in 1903, Buick is GM's bridge between mainstream Chevrolet and luxury Cadillac. Buick sells approximately 800,000 vehicles annually in China and over 200,000 in the United States.

American luxury automotive brand and division of General Motors, known for premium vehicles and electric vehicle transition.

South African boutique manufacturer of Ford GT40-style restomods and the limited-run GT MKII supercar, built in Cape Town since 1999.

Consumer-facing used vehicle retail brand of CarMax, Inc., the largest used car retailer in the United States with more than 250 stores nationwide.

American online retailer of aftermarket auto parts and accessories, listed on Nasdaq as PRTS and headquartered in Torrance, California.

Lithuanian vehicle history company that generates VIN-based reports on used cars across 37 markets, operating as the private company CV Group.

American automotive marque founded in 1911, General Motors' largest brand, producing cars, trucks, and SUVs including Silverado, Equinox, and Corvette.

American sports car manufactured by Chevrolet, a division of General Motors, since 1953.

American full-size pickup truck known for its capability, durability, and competition with Ford F-150 in the truck market.

American automobile brand owned by Stellantis N.V. Founded in 1925, Chrysler produces minivans and sedans for the North American market. Parent company Stellantis posted a $26.3 billion net loss in 2025.

French automobile brand producing passenger cars and commercial vehicles, owned by Stellantis N.V. and headquartered in Paris, France.

Costco Gasoline is Costco Wholesale's member fuel business, operating 747 stations worldwide and generating roughly $27 billion in annual fuel sales.

Master brand of Cummins Inc., covering diesel and natural gas engines, power generation systems, and components for trucks, construction, agriculture, and data center backup power.

Generator brand of Cummins Inc., producing mobile, RV, marine, and commercial power generators under the Cummins Onan name since Cummins acquired Onan in 1986.

Spanish performance car brand owned by Volkswagen Group through SEAT S.A., producing sporty electric and combustion vehicles including the Formentor, Born, and Terramar.

Romanian automobile brand owned by Renault Group, founded in 1966 by the Romanian state, known for budget-priced practical vehicles including the Sandero, Duster, and Jogger.

European truck brand of PACCAR Inc, producing heavy and light/medium-duty cab-over-engine trucks for European and international markets.

British off-road vehicle brand produced by Jaguar Land Rover, a subsidiary of Tata Motors. Originally launched in 1948 as the Land Rover, reintroduced as the modern Defender in 2020.

Heavy-duty diesel engine oil brand established in 1935, marketing commercial and fleet lubricants under Chevron's global lubricants division.

Chinese premium electric vehicle brand owned by BYD, producing luxury EVs including the D9 MPV and N9 SUV.

American brand of automobiles and performance vehicles, specializing in muscle cars, SUVs, and performance-oriented vehicles, owned by Stellantis.

French premium automobile brand owned by Stellantis. Sold 29,042 vehicles in Europe in 2025. Repositioned as a specialty brand under Citroen in 2025.

Italian motorcycle manufacturer owned by Volkswagen Group, known for high-performance sport bikes.

Italian luxury sports car manufacturer founded in 1947 by Enzo Ferrari in Maranello. Publicly traded as Ferrari N.V. (NYSE: RACE). Known for Formula 1 racing, V12 engines, and limited-production exclusivity.

Italian mass-market automobile brand founded in 1899 in Turin. Owned by Stellantis N.V. (NYSE: STLA). Known for the Fiat 500, Panda, and Grande Panda models. Strong market position in Italy and Brazil.

Flagship vehicle marque of Ford Motor Company founded in 1903 by Henry Ford, maker of the F-Series trucks, Mustang, Bronco, and Explorer.

America's best-selling pickup truck, known for capability, durability, and innovative features. Manufactured by Ford Motor Company (NYSE: F) in Dearborn, Michigan.

American pony car icon known for its sporty design, performance heritage, and cultural significance since 1964. Manufactured by Ford Motor Company.

South African vehicle-based adventure gear brand known for its modular Slimline II roof rack system and off-road accessories, owned by Dometic Group.

Chinese passenger vehicle brand operated by Geely Automobile Holdings (HK: 0175), producing sedans, SUVs, and MPVs for domestic and international markets.

South Korean luxury vehicle brand specializing in premium automobiles, owned by Hyundai Motor Group.

Flagship corporate brand of General Motors Company, encompassing the GM nameplate, Ultium electric platform identity, and shared technology across its vehicle divisions.

Premium truck and SUV division of General Motors dating to 1912, producing Sierra pickups, Yukon SUVs, the Denali luxury line, and Hummer EV.

Chinese automotive brand specializing in SUVs and pickup trucks, owned by Great Wall Motors and sold in over 60 countries.

Chinese SUV and crossover brand owned by Great Wall Motors, sold in over 170 countries with 758,554 units sold in 2025.

American motor oil brand established in 1904, known for synthetic and conventional passenger car lubricants marketed worldwide by Chevron.

Mid-size sedan manufactured by Honda Motor Company. Known for reliability, fuel efficiency, and engineering. Now in its 11th generation with hybrid powertrain options.