BMW (an abbreviation for Bayerische Motoren Werke, or in English, Bavarian Motor Works), is a German automotive company that produces cars and motorbikes. BMW was founded in 1916 by Franz Josef Popp. BMW AG is the parent company of MINI and Rolls-Royce car brands formerly Rover. BMW is known as one of the high-performance luxury car companies, and also one of the first car companies to use ABS technology.
2. Mercedes-Benz

Mercedes-Benz, often abbreviated to Mercedes, is a car brand from Germany, created in 1926 as a result of the merger between the Daimler Motoren Gesellschaft of Gottlieb Daimler and the company Benz & Cie. from Carl Benz. Nowadays The brand is part of Daimler AG. Passenger cars and vans, vans, buses, trucks (such as the Mercedes-Benz Unimog) and aircraft are produced under the Mercedes-Benz brand. Mercedes-Benz also owns Maybach and Smart, among others. Also, the major shareholder of the new Formula 1 team Mercedes AMG Petronas Formula One Team, which was introduced in the 2010 season, has been a 75.1 percent stake since November 16, 2009 in cooperation with Aabar Investments (of which 25.1% is owned by Mercedes-Benz) was purchased in the Brawn GP team. Mercedes-Benz will supply F1 engines to Williams F1, Force India F1 team in 2018 and their own team Mercedes AMG Petronas Formula One Team.
3. Chevrolet

4. Ford

5. Nissan

6. Jeep

7. Audi

8. Ferrari

9. Volkswagen

10. Porsche

11. Land Rover

12. Renault

13. Honda

14. Hyundai

15. Volvo

16. Skoda

17. Toyota

18. Tesla

19. Automobile Dacia

20. SEAT

21. BYD

22. Peugeot

23. MG Cars

24. Citroën

25. BAIC

26. Kia

27. Opel

Vauxhall Motors is a British car manufacturer, and is an affiliate of Adam Opel AG, which is equally owned by General Motors (GM). The company sold cars under the Vauxhall brand, and had also previously sold trucks and buses under the Bedford brand. Vauxhall has been the second best-selling car brand in the UK for more than two decades.
29. Geely

30. Roewe

31. SAIC Motor

32. Baojun

Mitsubishi Motors Corporation is one of the Japanese companies that produce vehicles, especially cars. The company was founded on April 22, 1970 and is one of the companies under the banner of the Mitsubishi Group (previously). The Mitsubishi logo is 3 red diamonds and was made by the founder of Mitsubishi Motors, Yataro Iwasaki. Mitsubishi Motors Headquarters is in Tokyo, Japan. The biggest shareholder of Mitsubishi Motors is now Nissan Motors. Currently the Mitsubishi car factory is in 5 countries: Japan, Philippines, Russia, Thailand and Indonesia.
34. Lynk & Co

35. GAC

Venucia (Chinese:啟 辰, Pinyin Qichen) is a trademark of Dongfeng Motor Company of the People's Republic of China. Venucia was founded in September 2010 to provide vehicles developed and produced by Dongfeng-Nissan in China mainly in the domestic market. In November 2011, Dongfeng-Nissan announced the first vehicle in the venucia brand to a compact sedan, which under the name since April 2012 venucia D50 is commercially available. The second model, the five-door compact sedan venucia R50 with hatchback, followed in September 2012. Since September 2014, the Venucia e30 is also an electric vehicle in the trade. This is based on the Nissan Leaf. Since the beginning of 2015, Venucia also offers an SUV with the T70. This is based on the first generation of the Nissan Qashqai.
37. Dongfeng

Fiat, an acronym of Fabbrica Italiana Automobili Torino, is a manufacturer of Italy car which produces Fiat branded cars. This company is a subsidiary of Fiat. This company was formed in 2007, when Fiat was reconstructing its company. He has won the Car of the Year award in Europe nine times (1967, 1970, 1972, 1984, 1989, 1995, 1996, 2004, 2008), being the manufacturer that holds the most distinctions since the foundation of said award.
Tata Motors Limited is the largest commercial car and vehicle company in India. This company ranks 6th in commercial vehicle companies in the world. This company is part of the Tata Group conglomerate. Tata Motors first entered the NYSE in 2004. Tata Motors ranks 314 in the world's largest company in the 2012 Fortune Global 500 ranking.
40. Zotye

41. Chang'an Motors

Devaux Coupe is an Australian car manufacturer based in Beaconsfield in the state of Victoria. The company was founded by industrial designer David J. Clash. Clash chose the company name Devaux after the maiden name of his mother. The company is unrelated to the vehicles of the American De Vaux from the 1930s. With the work on the first and so far only vehicle model, the Devaux Coupé, Clash already began in the late 1980s initially in a backyard workshop. With the increasing success of his design company, work on the vehicle also continued. In the early 2000s, the first prototype was completed, production started in 2001. The only model is based on the design of those of the French coach builders of the 1930s. It is powered by a 4.0 liter V-6 engine of Ford or optionally by a 3.4 liter V-6 engine of Jaguar. With a purchase price of AU $168,000, the Devaux Coupé belongs to the automotive luxury class. The vehicle is currently produced only as right-hand drive and not officially offered in the EU. The seventh built vehicle was nevertheless imported to Germany and delivered in Hamburg.
43. Bugatti

44. Lobini

45. ELVO

46. Namco

47. Hercules

Ashok Leyland is a large Indian automobile manufacturing company that produces a wide range of trucks, buses, military equipment. Ashok Leyland was founded in 1948. Located in Chennai, India. It is one of the largest Indian companies producing commercial vehicles and components. It is considered the flagship of its parent company - the Hinduja Group, with headquarters in London. Ashok Leyland presents a wide range of products: buses from 18 to 82 seater (double decker), trucks (from 7.5 to 49 tons), special vehicles, as well as diesel engines, military equipment. Activity: In 2010, the company produced 95,337 commercial vehicles and 17,603 engines and generators. The company operates under license from the British company Leyland Motors. In 2007, a joint venture with Nissan was announced. In 2011, Ashok Leyland began to organize a joint venture with the Volzhanin bus factory for the production of buses in the city of Volzhsky, Volgograd Region. On April 21, 2016, Ashok Leyland sold its Czech Avia Ashok Leyland Motors plant to the Czechoslovak Group.
49. Mahindra & Mahindra

50. Maruti

Maruti is an Indian company that produces cars, among others, and was the first Indian company to mass produce and sell more than one million cars in India. Suzuki holds the majority shareholding in the company, which is currently the market leader in its segment.
51. Reva

52. Lamborghini

53. Datsun

54. Ranger

55. Jaguar

56. Mazda

57. Lexus

58. Suzuki

59. Venturi

60. RW Kit Cars

61. Elio Motors

62. Alta

63. Engesa

64. Giocattolo

65. Thai Rung

66. San

67. Mastretta

68. Shaanxi Automobile Group

69. AM General, Vehicle Production Group

70. Beattie

71. Carlton

72. Edra

73. Birchfield

74. Saker

75. Ssangyong

76. Wuling

77. Gonow

78. Perodua

79. Puma

80. Scavas

81. Jinbei

82. GMC

83. Great Wall Motors

84. Abarth

85. Bajaj

86. Shahab Khodro

87. Dardo

88. Hi-Tech

89. And is the majority shareholder in

90. Saturn

91. Zarooq Motors

92. Styl Kar

93. Purvis Eureka

94. Holland Car

95. Inokom

96. Elfin

97. Cobra

98. SAIPA

99. Trumpchi

100. Dadi

101. AIL

102. ARO

103. AZLK

104. Acadian

105. Acura

106. Adria Mobil

107. Agrale

108. Alfa Romeo

109. Almac

110. Alpine

111. Alternative Cars

112. Amherst

113. Anadol

114. Anasagasti

115. Andino

116. Anteros

117. Anziel

118. Ascari

119. Ascort

120. Asia

121. Assal

122. Aston Martin

123. Aston Martin Lagonda

124. Asüna

125. Attica

126. Aurica

127. Austin-Healey

128. Australian Six

129. Australis

130. Autocars

131. Autokinitoviomihania Ellados

132. Automeccanica

133. AzSamand

134. BET

135. Baby-Brousse

136. Bahman

137. Balkania

138. Beijing Automobile Works

139. Beijing Automotive Industry Holding Corporation

140. Belga Rise

141. Bentley

142. Bianco

143. Birkin

144. Blade

145. Bolwell

146. Bourassa

147. Bricklin

148. Bristol

149. Brock

150. Brooks

151. Buchanan

152. Buckle

153. Bufori

154. Bugre

155. Buick

156. Bullet

157. Bushranger

158. C.AR

159. CMC

160. CT&T

161. Cadillac

162. Caldwell Vale

163. Canadian

164. Canadian Motor

165. Caterham Cars

166. Chamonix

167. Changfeng Motor

168. Changhe

169. Cheetah

170. Chery

171. Chevron

172. Chinkara

173. Chrysler

174. Classic Glass

175. Clinton

176. Colonial

177. Crowther

178. DIM

179. DKW

180. DR Motor Company

181. DS

182. Dacon

183. Daewoo

184. David Brown

185. Daytona

186. De Joux

187. Dennison

188. Devrim

189. Diar

190. Diardi

191. Dina

192. Dodge

193. Dominion Motors Frontenac

194. Dongfeng Fengshen

195. Donkervoort

196. E-Z-GO

197. Eagle

198. Egy-Tech

199. ElectraMeccanica

200. Enfield

201. Eniak

202. Equus Automotive

203. Etox

204. Everson

205. Everus

206. Eysink

207. FAW Tianjin

208. FN

209. FNM

210. FPV

211. Fabral

212. Falcon

213. Faraday

214. Farus

215. Finch

216. First Automobile Works

217. Fisker

218. Force Motors

219. Formosa

220. Foton

221. Fraser

222. Fudi

223. GAZ

224. GMK

225. GSM

226. GTA Motor

227. Ganja Machine Factory

228. Gareau

229. Goggomobil

230. Gray-Dort

231. Green Field Motor

232. Green Mobility Innovations

233. Groupe PSA

234. Guangqi Honda

235. Guangzhou Automobile Industry Group

236. Gurgel

237. HSV

238. Hafei

239. Haima Automobile

240. Hartnett

241. Haval

242. Hawtai

243. Hayden Dart

244. Hennessey

245. Heron

246. Hindustan

247. Hispano Suiza

248. Hispano-Argentina

249. Hofstetter turbo

250. Holden

251. Hongqi

252. Hradyesh

253. Huachen

254. Huali

255. Huayang

256. Hulme

257. Hult Healey

258. Hurtan

259. ICML

260. Ilinga

261. Industrias Kaiser Argentina

262. Industries Mécaniques Maghrébines

263. Infiniti

264. Intermeccanica

265. Iran Khodro

266. Isuzu

267. Izh

268. Izuogu

269. Jianghuai

270. Jiangling

271. Jonway

272. Joss

273. Jösse Car

274. Kaditcha

275. Kaiser-Ilin Industries

276. Karma

277. Karmann Ghia

278. Khodro Kaveer

279. Kish Khodro

280. Koenigsegg

281. Korres

282. Lada

283. Lancia

284. Leitch

285. Leyland

286. Li Nian

287. Lifan

288. Lightburn

289. Lima

290. Lincoln

291. Litex Motors

292. Lloyd-Hartnett

293. Local

294. London Six

295. Lotus

296. Lucid Motors

297. Luxgen

298. Lyons

299. MAVA-Renault

300. MEBEA
