1. Cadillac
Cadillac (translated as "Cardly" in Hong Kong) is a luxury car brand under the American General Motors Group. It was born in 1902 (the year of Renyin) in the famous Detroit, America's automobile city.
For more than 100 years, Cadillac has created countless firsts in the car 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.
2. Ford
Ford is a world-famous automobile brand. It is one of the many brands under the American Ford Motor Company (Ford Motor Company). The company and brand name " "Ford" comes from the surname of founder Henry Ford. Ford Motor Company is one of the world's largest automobile manufacturers. It was founded in 1903 and owns the Ford and Lincoln automobile brands. It is headquartered in Dearborn, Michigan. In addition to manufacturing cars, the company also has a financial services department, Ford Credit, which mainly engages in car purchase finance, vehicle leasing and car insurance.
On July 19, 2018, the Fortune Global 500 list was released, with Ford Motor Company ranking 22nd.
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. Chrysler 18-inch wheels paired with Michelin Pilot sports tires further improve handling.
The founder of the company is Walter Chrysler, who was born in Kansas, USA in 1875. His parents were both well-known local writers.
4. GMC
GMC "Business Star" is a luxury business station wagon built purely for business people. The wide cross star logo on the front face and four high-loading aluminum alloy forged wheels shine brightly in the sun. Together with the wide body design of 5.7m/6.2m long, 2.4m high and 2m wide, it looks luxurious and majestic. The pure American style has come into view.
5. Buick
Buick is a car brand marketed by General Motors in the United States, Canada and China. It is sold in North America, China, CIS countries, and the Middle East.
Buick, started in 1904. Two dreamers, the first experimental car. When people were still looking at this roaring four-wheeled monster with strange eyes, Buick founder David Dunbar Buick, a Scot, and his chief engineer Wo Walter L. Marr, in 1900, resolutely left the ship machinery and agricultural machinery repair shop where they lived together day and night, and took the lead in building the first experimental car. In 1904, they established the Buick Motor Company. A year later, the Buick Model B was successfully tested, announcing the official start of Buick automobile production. The first batch of 37 Buick Model B cars went on sale and began exporting to the United Kingdom in 1905.
6. Hummer
Hummer is an automobile brand produced by the American GM Company. It mainly produces military vehicles and off-road vehicles.
The brand is world-famous for its production of Hummer. Ute, the founder of GM, was a bicycle manufacturer who established the Overland Automobile Division in 1903. In 1908, John Willy purchased the Overland Automobile Division and established the Willys-Overland Automobile Company in 1912 to produce the Willys-Overland Automobile.
In 2009, Tengzhong Heavy Industries failed to acquire Hummer from General Motors.
7. Lincoln
Lincoln sedan is a luxury car brand under the famous American automobile company Ford. It was founded in 1917 by Henry Leland. Its brand name is named after U.S. President Abraham Lincoln.
Since U.S. President Franklin Roosevelt in 1939, Lincoln cars have been selected by the White House as the presidential car due to their outstanding performance, elegant styling and unparalleled comfort. One of its most "famous" cars is the review car used by President Kennedy. The famous products of the Lincoln brand include: MKC, MKZ, "Continental", "Mark VIII", "TownCar" and "Navigator", etc. Most of the Lincoln cars used in China are " City" series.
8. Chevrolet
Chevrolet is a car brand under the American General Motors (GM), founded on November 3, 1911 , the founders are William C. Durant and Louis Chevrolet
Chevy, also known as Chevy, was acquired by General Motors in 1918 and is now the largest company under General Motors. An international and popular brand.
9. Jeep
Jeep is a type of off-road vehicle with four-wheel drive and good stability. There are two types of off-road vehicles: military and civilian. , as the most common for military use. Others include special off-road tow trucks, off-road survey vehicles, etc.
Civilian off-road vehicles and jeeps are also the most commonly used. Caravans, etc.
Jeep is an off-road vehicle brand owned by Chrysler's Jeep Company. Its products include Wrangler and Cherokee.
10. Dodge<. /p>
"Dodge" is a car brand headquartered in the United States. The trademark adopts the surname "Dodge" of the Dodge brothers. The graphic trademark is a sheep head image in a pentagon, and a small ram, The founders of the Dodge brand are two brothers who were born in Michigan, the elder brother John Dodge was born in 1864, and the younger brother Horade Dodge was born in 1868. , the Dodge family moved to Detroit and started their entrepreneurial journey
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The United States is a country on wheels, with the car penetration rate ranking first in the world, with an average of 100 cars owned per person. About 80 cars. In 2007, there were more than 250 million cars in the United States. With about 17 million new cars sold every year, the United States is the largest single car market in the world, so the United States is the most important and competitive automobile industry in the world. The most intense place.
The product structure of the U.S. automobile industry is mainly passenger cars and light trucks, with a small number of heavy-duty trucks and buses. In 2013, the U.S. automobile production was 15.6059 million units, including industrial passenger cars. The vehicle production was 7.7807 million units, the light truck production was 7.8194 million units, and the heavy truck and bus production was 230,000 units.
Reference: Baidu Encyclopedia - American Automobile Industry