Founder of all car brands in the world

UK:

1. Rolls-Royce

Rolls-Royce (Rolls-Royce) is a brand of BMW. It was founded in the UK in 1906. Officially established. Rolls-Royce is world-renowned as an "aristocratic" car company and is currently one of the world's three largest aero-engine manufacturers. In 2003, Rolls-Royce Motor Cars became part of the BMW Group.

2. Bentley

Bentley Motors is a manufacturer of luxury saloons and GT cars that originated in the UK. It was founded by Walter Owen Bentley (1888 – 1971) was founded in England in July 1919. Bentley's founder was famous for his early work in manufacturing and supplying aircraft engines to the Royal Air Force in World War I. From the birth of Bentley's first car in 1919, over the past hundred years, the Bentley brand has gone through the baptism of time, but it remains timeless and shining. The soaring "B" is Bentley's most powerful and uncompromising symbol. It always presents to the world the most perfect combination of power, nobility, elegance, comfort and fine craftsmanship.

3. Land Rover

Land Rover, once translated as Land Rover in mainland China (called "Off-road Land Rover" in Hong Kong), is a world-famous British off-road vehicle brand . Today, Land Rover is the only company in the world that exclusively produces four-wheel drive vehicles. Perhaps it is because of this that Land Rover's values ??- adventure, courage and supremacy - shine in its various cars.

4. Jaguar

? "William Lyons. Unlike the founders of Ferrari or Porsche, Lyons does not like to have " ': The name "Lyons" is not his style. His style is the perfect fusion of simple elegance and speed, which is why today's leaping Jaguar

5. Aston Martin

Aston Martin was originally a British luxury car and sports car manufacturer founded in 1913. The founders were Lionel Martin and Robert Bamford. Located in Newport, England, it is world-famous for its production of convertibles, racing cars and limited-production sports cars. Although participating in car racing is an important means to develop car production, it was too expensive and poorly managed. In 1987, it was acquired by the American Ford Company. Acquisition. In 2007, Prodrive boss David Richards purchased Aston Martin from Ford for $925 million.

6. Lotus

In the automotive industry. Historically, the Lotus brand is unique. It is the result of the personal struggle and wisdom of Colin Chapman, an outstanding British engineer. He personally participated in the design and development of both mass-produced sports cars and racing cars. A lifetime of hard work. Chapman, an outstanding figure in the history of automobiles, formed a brave team and made great achievements in the racing field. The Lotus and many small sports cars he designed in the 1950s and 1960s are still remembered. Starting from scratch, driven by the enthusiasm for motor sports, he personally built the racing car of his choice, and then created brilliant achievements in both automobile manufacturing and competition. This can be regarded as the most beautiful story in the history of the world's automobiles.

7. MINI

Within the BMW Group, MINI is a unique and independent brand. MINI was born in 1959 and has a unique design. In 1961, racing engineer John Cooper injected racing pedigree. The performance of the car turned the practical and chic car into a legend on the racing circuit. Since then, it has become a treasure of the British car industry. Over the past 40 years, MINI has sold more than 5 million cars, and there are also MINI fan organizations around the world.

After BMW bought MINI and became one of its brands, it invested millions of dollars in research and development funds. The old MINI era has come to an end. The new MINI series that was introduced to everyone last year has the same name, but the design is completely new. The classic image is replaced by trendy design and packaging. The mini car is hailed as the "national car" by the British.

8. Rover

Rover--Rover (Hong Kong translation: Luhua) means wanderer or navigator. Its fate is just like its name, from being the exclusive chariot of the Queen of England to being as prestigious as Rolls-Royce, to being in a state of decline and being changed hands many times, but its profound cultural heritage has not been damaged at all; July 22, 2005 PwC, the custodian of Rover Assets, announced in an announcement that China's Nanjing Automobile Group has officially become the buyer of the century-old British factory Rover Motors and its engine production division. It has been exactly one hundred and one years since his birth. Let us look through the history of Rover and its glory back then.

9. MG

The MG automobile project is a project by Nanjing Automobile to acquire the assets of the British MG Rover Company and the Powertrain Company in order to enhance the company's independent development capabilities and adjust its product structure. construction projects implemented. The project has a total investment of 3.5 billion yuan, covering an area of ??1,200 acres and a total construction area of ??300,000 square meters. After completion, it will form an annual production scale of 200,000 complete vehicles, 250,000 engines and 100,000 gearboxes. The project laid the foundation stone in Pukou High-tech Development Zone on March 27, 2006. It is expected that the first complete vehicle will roll off the assembly line on March 27, 2007.

MG ROVER is an internationally renowned automobile company with a century-old history and the largest independent car manufacturer in the UK. It declared bankruptcy in April 2005 due to operating difficulties. On July 22 of the same year, Nanjing Automobile purchased all the assets of MGR and Powertrain Company, including a complete set of production and R&D equipment, 4 vehicle product platforms, 3 series of engines, a gearbox product and a century-old Accumulated intangible assets.

As one of the important domestic automobile industry bases, Nanjing Automobile has made full use of the advanced R&D and production equipment of foreign companies through overseas mergers and acquisitions, and with the help of high-level product platforms, it has digested, absorbed and re- Innovate, achieve leap-forward development, cultivate independent research and development capabilities, and build independent brands. The Nanjing MG automobile project is fully in line with the national development strategy of independent innovation and is conducive to improving Nanjing Automobile’s independent research and development capabilities and the construction of its own brand; it is also in line with the national development strategy of “going out” and is conducive to transforming domestic comparative advantages. for international competitive advantage.

Through the implementation of the MG automobile project, Nanjing Automobile will effectively improve its product series and implement product structure adjustments; the full range of engine products will also enhance Nanjing Automobile’s competitiveness in powertrains. It provides strong support for the development of subsequent products and enables Nanjing Automobile to embark on a development path with low investment, low cost and quick results. The company has determined its international strategic goals. By building two bases in Nanjing and Longbridge, England, it will explore domestic and international markets, reach a production and sales scale of 200,000 vehicles within five years, and form strong core competitiveness and sustainable development capabilities. . Nanjing Automobile will make full use of MGR's brand effect and original international sales network to quickly bring independent international brand products to the international market, create a truly independent high-end international automobile brand, and create a truly international automobile company.

Italy:

1. Lamborghini

Lamborghini (Lamborghini) is also translated as Lamborghini and Lamborghini (Taiwanese translation). Automobili Lamborghini S.p.A. is a supercar manufacturing company located in Sant'Agata Bolognese, Italy. The company was established in 1963 by entrepreneur Ferruccio Lamborghini. In the early days, due to poor management of the company, the management rights changed hands several times.

2. Ferrari

Ferrari is an Italian automobile manufacturer founded by Enzo Ferrari in 1929. It mainly manufactures Formula One racing cars, racing cars and high-performance sports cars. Most of the cars produced by Ferrari are handmade, with an annual output of approximately 4,300 units. The headquarters is located in Maranello, near Modena, Italy. In the early days, Ferrari sponsored racing drivers and produced racing cars. In 1947, it independently produced cars, and then it became the scale it is today. Fiat now owns 50% of Ferrari, but Ferrari can operate independently of Fiat. There is also a Ferrari team, as well as watches, perfume and other peripheral products.

3. Alfa Romeo

The "Alfa" in Alfa Romeo is the abbreviation of the car company "Anonima Lombarda Fabbrica Automobili". Alfa Romeo's car emblem is also eye-catching. It is an extension of the family emblem of the Duke of Visconti, the lord of Milan in the Middle Ages. The cross on the left side of the logo comes from the story of the Crusaders' expedition from Milan. The cross on the right side of the logo is also eye-catching. It depicts a snake devouring a Saracen, which symbolizes the legend that Lord Visconte's ancestors fought off the "giant snake" that caused suffering to the people of the city. This symbol is also the emblem of Milan, Italy. Alfa was founded in 1910, but its predecessor was another small company founded by Alessandro Darracq in Milan in 1907. Under the leadership of Mr. Cavalier Ugo Stella, Alfa produced a series of products with high maneuverability, which became famous locally and began to become a relatively famous brand in the automobile market at that time. The earliest famous model was Alfa's 24HP model equipped with an inline 4-cylinder cast iron engine.

4. Fiat

Fiat (FIAT, NYSE: FIA, Fiat in Taiwan, Ruiyi in Hong Kong and Macao, and Feixia in Malaysia and Singapore) is a famous Italian automobile manufacturing company founded in In 1899, the headquarters was located in Turin, northern Italy. Fiat's famous brands include: Fiat, Lancia, Alfa Romeo and Maserati. Ferrari is also a subsidiary of Fiat, but it operates independently.

5. Pagani

In 1982, the 26-year-old Argentine F3 racing designer Horacio Pagani was still unknown. But he accepted the advice of Juan Manuel Fangio, the 5-time F1 world champion: "If you want to build the most beautiful car in the world, you have no other choice, you must go to Modena, Italy to realize your dream."

After listening to this suggestion, Pagani went straight to the super sports car Lamborghini company on the outskirts of Modena. He started as an assembly worker. Later, he not only participated in the design of Lamborghini's famous Diablo sports car, but was also the first to point out that carbon fiber will be the future car-making technology. The most important material. In less than 10 years, he established his own Modena Design studio, and with Fangio's help, he successfully obtained AMG's top engine. Originally this car was going to be called Pagani Fangio, but unfortunately the car god Fangio passed away before the car came out. Pagani couldn't bear to use the name of its predecessor. When it was officially launched in 1999, it took the meaning of "Wind of the Andes" and called it Zonda. .

In the global sports car market, Pagani may not be as popular as Ferrari, but it has one thing in common, that is, the two car manufacturers are both located in Montana, the hometown of Italian supercars. (Modena). Pagani is not like some short-lived sports car manufacturers because it has strong financial resources and the quality of its hand-built supercars is comparable to Ferrari.

6. Maserati

Maserati Automobile Company has a long history. Four brothers of the Maserati family founded the company in Colonna, Italy in 1914 and produced the first car in 1926. Car Tipo26, founder Afur Maserati went into battle, personally drove the Tipo26 car to participate in car competitions and won awards. Maserati Automobile Company is a company specializing in the production of sports cars and has a high reputation in Europe. In terms of styling design, Maserati sports cars combine their traditional style with popular styles. They are first-class among sports cars in terms of appearance, mechanical performance, comfort and safety.

7. Bugatti

Bugatti is a world-famous old sports car brand. In 1909, Italian Ettore Bugatti founded the Bugatti company in Germany, specializing in the production of sports cars and Premium limousine.

Bugatti's products are exquisite in workmanship and excellent in performance. Each of its cars can be regarded as a world-famous car. It was discontinued in 1956. In 1991, Italian industrialist Romano Atioli bought the ownership of the Bugatti trademark and rebuilt the Bugatti Automobile Company in Italy to re-produce high-performance, high-quality sports cars and sedans. Bugatti produced a total of more than 7,000 cars.

Due to the changes in the geographical location and nationality of the factory, it was in Germany from 1909 to 1918; in France from 1919 to 1956; and in Italy after the factory was rebuilt in 1991.

Bugatti was once regarded as the world's fastest production car with 1,001 horsepower. However, the title of "world's fastest production car" was later held by the Ultimate Aero Twin Turbo, a subsidiary of Shelby Supercars (SSC) of the United States. Won the average speed of 411.76km/h (recognized by Guinness Records). The Ultimate Aero not only broke the 389.4km/h record held by the Swedish Koenigsegg CCR, but also surpassed the Bugatti Veyron's unofficial record of 407.1km/h.

Germany:

1. Porsche

Ferdinand Porsche (also translated as Ferdinand Porsche), the founder of the Porsche company, was 24 years old (1899 ) had invented the electric wheel motor, and at the Paris International Exhibition the following year, Porsche was already famous. Porsche cars have distinctive characteristics, such as Beetle-like shape, rear-mounted engine and excellent performance, which quickly made it a well-known car. At the Frankfurt International Auto Show in 1963, the Porsche 911 was displayed. This design still has a wide market today. Its body designer is Ferry, Porsche's eldest son, Ferdinand Alexander Porsche, Porsche's 928 type with rear gearbox chassis and V-8 engine, new technology type 959, and four-wheel drive with electronic adjustment The 911 Carrera 4 type system and lift-free body are the most important developments in recent years.

2. Volkswagen

Volkswagen, the name of the automobile brand, Volkswagen is the youngest and largest automobile manufacturer in Germany. The product that made Volkswagen famous was the Beetle-style sedan (designed by Ferdinand Porsche), of which 20 million were produced in the early 1980s. It launched Volkswagen's first high-speed train, followed by Golf and Passat, which were also sold around the world. Since Volkswagen entered the Chinese market in 1984, Volkswagen was one of the first international automobile manufacturers to do business in China. Since Volkswagen entered the Chinese market, it has maintained its leading position in the Chinese sedan market. In addition, in modern Chinese, the public can be interpreted as: numerous people; generally refers to the people, the masses, etc.

3. Audi

Audi is a famous automobile developer and manufacturer, and its logo is four rings.

Now a subsidiary of Volkswagen, headquartered in Ingolstadt, Germany, its main products include A1 series, A2 series, A3 series, A4 series, A5 series, A6 series, A8 series, Q7 (SUV), R series, convertible and sports car series, etc.

4. Opel?

OPEL is called Opel in mainland China and Opel in Taiwan. Opel of Germany is a subsidiary of General Motors of the United States and a window of General Motors in Europe. It was founded by Adan Opel, also known as Adam Opel (Opel), and has a history of more than 100 years.

5. Mercedes-Benz

Mercedes-Benz, a German car brand, today, Mercedes-Benz Motor Company has become the world's leading luxury car. In Germany, Volkswagen ranks first, followed by Mercedes-Benz, which ranks second. The corporate brand ranked fifth in the 2008 "Top 500 World Brands" compiled by World Brand Lab. Among the world's 500 largest industrial companies announced by the American "Happiness" magazine, Mercedes-Benz ranks tenth. Among the world's largest automobile industry companies, Mercedes-Benz ranks fourth after General Motors, Ford of the United States, and Toyota of Japan. , this series of figures illustrates the strength and status of Mercedes-Benz in the global automobile industry, especially the fact that it can still maintain strong vitality after a hundred years of ups and downs is even more amazing.

6. BMW

BMW, whose full name is Bayerische Motoren Werke AG (German: Bayerische Motoren Werke AG), is a world-renowned German manufacturer of high-end automobiles and motorcycles. , headquartered in Munich. BMW was often called "BMW" in mainland China, Hong Kong and Taiwan in the early years.

7. Skoda

Skoda is a car company headquartered in Mlada Boleslav, Czech Republic. It is also one of the four oldest car manufacturers in the world. one. In 1991, Skoda became a brand of the Volkswagen Group.

8. Maybach

Maybach (German: Maybach) and Maybach Engine Factory (German: Maybach-Motorenbau GmbH) were active in Europe from 1921 to 1940. A German ultra-luxury car brand and manufacturer in the region. Wilhelm Maybach, the father of the founder of the car factory, Karl Maybach, once served as the chief technical officer of Daimler Engine Company (the predecessor of today's DaimlerChrysler Group). Director, the two factories have a deep connection. In 1997, DaimlerChrysler Group exhibited a conceptual ultra-luxury four-door sedan named Maybach at the Tokyo Auto Show, officially resurrecting the German car brand after disappearing for many years.

United States:

1. Ford

Ford Motor Company is one of the world's largest automobile companies. The history of Ford Motor Company began at the beginning of the last century. With founder Henry Ford's dream and outstanding vision of "making cars affordable to everyone," Ford Motor Company has gone through a century of vicissitudes and has grown into the first automobile company in the world. The Big Four Automobile Companies. At present, it owns many world-famous automobile brands: Ford, Cougar, Jaguar, Lincoln, Mercury, Mazda, and Volvo sedans. In addition, it also owns the world's largest credit company - Ford Financial, Hertz, the world's largest car rental company, and customer service brand Quality Care.

2. Cadillac

Cadillac (translated as "Gately" in Hong Kong) was born in 1902 in Detroit, known as the automobile city of the United States. For more than a hundred years, Cadillac has created countless firsts in the automotive industry and created countless industry standards for luxury cars; it can be said that the history of Cadillac represents the history of American luxury cars.

In Webster's Dictionary, Cadillac is defined as a synonym for "the most outstanding and prestigious thing of its kind"; it has been dubbed the "world standard" by the Royal Automobile Club of London, which has always been known for its pursuit of ultimate nobility. Cadillac combines the essence of a century of history and the wisdom of generations of designers to become a leading brand in the automobile industry.

3. Chrysler

Chrysler (Hong Kong translation: Chrysler) is a famous American automobile company and one of the three major automobile companies in the United States. The company's founder, Walter Chrysler, was born in 1875 in a family of railroad technicians in Iowa, USA. ?

4. Lincoln

Lincoln: Lincoln Continental (LINCOLN Continentai) is a brand-name luxury model first launched by Lincoln Mercury in 1939. This model shows that the high-end sedan produced by Lincoln Mercury is technically impeccable and is the leader in luxury cars. It is known as the masterpiece of Ford Motor Company. Lincoln (LINCOLN) sedan is a car named after Abraham Lincoln, the 16th President of the United States. President Lincoln's name is used to establish the company's image and show that the company produces top-notch sedans.

5. Chevrolet

Chevrolet Motor Company (Chevrolet), also known as Chevrolet or Chevrolet, was founded by American William Durant after disagreements with the major shareholders of General Motors. It was founded in Detroit, USA in 1911 with Swiss racing driver and engineer Louis Chevrolet. Americans often nickname Chevrolet as Chevy.

6. Pontiac

Pontiac is one of the brands of General Motors Company of the United States. It is also called Pontiac in China (Cantonese translation: Pandey). Its predecessor was the Oakland Motor Company (Oakland) in 1907, and was changed to Pontiac in 1931.

Pontiac is an American brand that is not very familiar to domestic drivers. Pontiac is one of the smaller subsidiaries of General Motors, the others including Chevrolet. , Buick, Cadillac, Oldsmobile, Saturn.

Since the 1950s, car design has gone through ten different directions, the more important ones include New Baroque, "Edge Line", and "Hard-Edge Box Form" (Edge Box), "Flow Box" (Flow Box), "Retro" (Retro), "new classic" (edge ??body), "carved body" (carved body), "round body" ( smooth body) and several other big trends).

On April 29, 2009, General Motors officially announced that it would ax the Pontiac brand, and the 102-year-old Pontiac disappeared

Sweden:

1. Volvo

Volvo, known as Volvo in English, is a famous Swedish car brand, also translated as Regal. This brand of car is currently the safest car in the world. Volvo Cars is the largest automobile company in Northern Europe, the largest industrial conglomerate in Sweden, and one of the 20 largest automobile companies in the world. It was founded in 1927 by Gustav Larsson and Asael Gabrielsson.

2. Saab

? Saab (SAAB), also translated as Shenbao, is one of the famous automobile brands under the original General Motors Company.

Saab was the merger of Scania and Swedish Aircraft Co., Ltd. The original aircraft company's Swedish abbreviation was SAAB, which later became the company's car logo. In the center of the trademark is a lion head wearing a crown. The crown symbolizes the nobility of the car, and the lion is a symbol of rights respected by Europeans. The half-eagle, half-lion monster symbolizes a sense of alertness, a popular symbol in the two southern Swedish counties where the production of Saab cars and aircraft originated.

The designer is Swedish artist Carl Fredrik Reutersward. Saab redesigned the small blue disc, which now incorporates SAAB's traditional griffin-headed monster emblem and the "SAAB" logo letters. The overall style is consistent and uniform. Cars starting in 2001 began to use this logo. The new logo was also designed by Swedish artist Carl Fredrik Reutersward.

3. Koenigsegg

The word Koenigsegg means "blade" and has been translated as "Koenigsegg" in China. It is a Swedish automobile company. Its logo is the logo of the Swedish Royal Air Force, which is a ghost picture! Therefore, it is known as the "ghost sports car". In 1994, a group of outstanding Swedish designers and engineers with experience and expertise in the automobile industry established this automobile factory under the name of Cretin van Koenigsegg near Angieholm in southern Sweden.

Japan:

1. Toyota

Toyota Motor Corporation (Toyota Motor Corporation;) is a Toyota Motor Corporation headquartered in Aichi Prefecture, Japan. City and Bunkyo District, Tokyo's automobile industry manufacturing company, affiliated to Japan's Mitsui Zaibatsu. Since 2008, Toyota Motor Corporation has gradually replaced General Motors Corporation and become the world's number one automobile manufacturer. Its brands mainly include Lexus, Toyota and other series of high, middle and low-end models.

2. Lexus (Lexus)

Lexus (Lexus) is a luxury car brand under the Japanese Toyota Motor Company. It was first proposed in 1983, but it only took more than ten years to Since 1999, its sales volume in the United States has surpassed that of Mercedes-Benz and BMW, becoming the largest luxury car sales brand in the United States. In the past, the Chinese translation of Lexus in China was Lexus. On June 8, 2004, Toyota announced in Beijing that it would change the Chinese translation of Lexus from "Lingzhi" to "Lexus" and began to establish franchised dealerships in China and begin its full-scale expansion. China's luxury car market.

3. Honda

Honda Co., Ltd. (Honda Co., Ltd.) is the world's largest motorcycle manufacturer, and its automobile output and scale are also among the top ten automobile manufacturers in the world. Founded in 1948, the founder is the legendary Soichiro Honda. The company is headquartered in Tokyo and has a total number of employees of about 180,000. Today, Honda is a multinational automobile and motorcycle production and sales group. In addition to cars and motorcycles, its products also include generators, agricultural machinery and other power machinery products.

4. Acura (Acura)

Soichiro Honda said: Unique inventions and creations will be worthless if they cannot be provided to society in a timely manner. Honda researchers believe that they are not studying technology, but pondering human psychology, trying every means and using all advanced technologies to satisfy people's psychology. Therefore, Honda always emphasizes customer satisfaction first. It is under the guidance of this concept that since Acura was born in the United States in 1986, it has been highly respected and quickly became one of the most successful luxury brands in the North American market, with current global sales of more than 3.2 million vehicles. In 2006, Acura landed in China, bringing a new North American "sporty luxury" style to China's high-end consumer groups. Now let us travel through time and space to understand the rise of Acura.

5. Nissan

In 1914, the "Kuaijinsha" founded by Kenjiro Tian and others was changed to Nissan Motor Company in 1934. Nissan produces many car brands, including President, Son, Laurel, Horizon, Sylvia, Antelope, Prince, Nanfeng, Violet and Little Sun.

“NISSAN’ is the pinyin form of the Japanese word “Nissan” and is the abbreviation of Japanese industry. Its meaning is “aiming at the future of people and cars.”

Its graphic trademark places NISSAN on a fiery red sun, concisely indicating the company name and highlighting the image of the country where it is located, which is unique in automobile trademark culture.

6. Infiniti (Infiniti)

On November 8, 1989, after several years of research and development and careful planning, Nissan Motor Company’s luxury brand Infiniti was launched in North America for the first time. , the models launched include the Infiniti Q45, a high-performance luxury sedan, and the Infiniti M30, a luxury coupe full of fun handling.

Within a few years, with its unique and avant-garde design, excellent product performance and considerate customer service, Infiniti quickly became one of the most important brands in the North American luxury car market, with two-door sports cars, A full range of models including sedans, off-road vehicles and SUVs. By 2005, Infiniti's cumulative sales in the United States had exceeded 1 million vehicles. All Infiniti products are sold and serviced through a unified standard dealer network, providing consumers with the extraordinary enjoyment of top-notch modern luxury cars.

7. Mitsubishi

The name Mitsubishi comes from two parts: "mitsu" means "three" and "bishi" means "water chestnut". Mitsubishi's logo is a combination of the family symbol "Sandan Hishishi" of the Iwasaki family and the family symbol of the Tosa domain lord Yamauchi family "Sanbarishi", and later gradually evolved into today's Mitsubishi logo. The first Mitsubishi enterprise was the Nagasaki Shipyard, which was officially operated by Yataro Iwasaki in 1870. In 1873, the shipyard was renamed Mitsubishi Chamber of Commerce. Mitsubishi began to engage in mining, shipbuilding, banking, insurance, warehousing and trading. Subsequently, it also operated paper, steel, glass, electrical equipment, aircraft, oil and real estate. Now, Mitsubishi has established a series of enterprises and plays a pivotal role in the process of Japan's industrial modernization.

8. Mazda

Mazda, full name Mazda Motor Corporation (MAZDA Motor Corporation, also translated as "Everything" in Hong Kong), Japanese automobile manufacturer, headquarters Located in Hiroshima. Mazda is currently one of the sub-brands owned by Ford Motor Company in the United States. Its main sales markets include Asia, Europe and North America.

9. Subaru

Subaru is a branch of Fuji Heavy Industries Co., Ltd. (FHI) specializing in automobile manufacturing. It was founded in 1953. It initially mainly produced automobiles and also manufactured aircraft. and various engines, is a manufacturer of many types of multi-purpose transportation equipment. The logo of Fuji Heavy Industries "Subaru" automobiles adopts the form of six consecutive stars.

10. Suzuki

France:

Renault

Logo?

Citro?n

China:

Hongqi

BYD

Geely

Great Wall

Xiali

Malaysia: