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Automotive industry 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 International Motors IC Bus John Deere Karma Automotive Laffite Lenco Industries Lockheed Martin Lucid Motors Mack Trucks Millennium Luxury Coaches Morgan Olson Motor Coach Industries 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 Stellantis¹ 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 Coda² 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 FMC² 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

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

Design studios

By state

Massachusetts

Related topics

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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