AVTOMOBİL MARKALARİ (CAR BRANDS) VƏ RƏSMİ SAYTLARI
Ariel Motor Company
Headquarters: England
Parent company: Ariel Motor Company
Website: arielmotor.co.uk
Headquarters: England
Parent company: Ariel Motor Company
Website: arielmotor.co.uk
Aston Martin
Headquarters: United Kingdom
Parent company: Ford, Prodrive boss David Richards, Adeem Investment, Investindustrial
Website: astonmartin.com
Headquarters: United Kingdom
Parent company: Ford, Prodrive boss David Richards, Adeem Investment, Investindustrial
Website: astonmartin.com
Bowler
Headquarters: United Kingdom
Parent company: Bowler Offroad (cars based on Land Rovers and Range Rovers)
Website:
Headquarters: United Kingdom
Parent company: Bowler Offroad (cars based on Land Rovers and Range Rovers)
Website:
Briggs Automotive Company (BAC)
Headquarters: United Kingdom
Parent company: Briggs Automotive Company
Website: bac-mono.com
Headquarters: United Kingdom
Parent company: Briggs Automotive Company
Website: bac-mono.com
Caparo Vehicle Technologies
Headquarters: England
Parent company: Caparo Vehicle Technologies
Website: caparo-t1.com
Headquarters: England
Parent company: Caparo Vehicle Technologies
Website: caparo-t1.com
Corvette
Headquarters: USA (Chevrolet)
Parent company: Chevrolet, General Motors
Website: chevrolet.com/corvette-sports-cars
Headquarters: USA (Chevrolet)
Parent company: Chevrolet, General Motors
Website: chevrolet.com/corvette-sports-cars
FPV (Ford Performance Vehicles)
Headquarters: Australia
Parent company: Ford Motor Company
Website: fpv.com.au
Headquarters: Australia
Parent company: Ford Motor Company
Website: fpv.com.au
Hennessey (car modifying firm)
Headquarters: USA
Parent company: Hennessey Performance Engineering
Website: hennesseyperformance.com
Headquarters: USA
Parent company: Hennessey Performance Engineering
Website: hennesseyperformance.com
Jaguar
Headquarters: United Kingdom
Parent company: Jaguar Land Rover Automotive PLC, subsidiary of Tata Motors
Website: jaguar.com
Headquarters: United Kingdom
Parent company: Jaguar Land Rover Automotive PLC, subsidiary of Tata Motors
Website: jaguar.com
Kamaz
Headquarters: Russia
Parent company: Russian Technologies State Corporation (49.9%), Troika Dialog (27.3%), Daimler AG (11%), European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (4%)
Website: kamaz.ru
Headquarters: Russia
Parent company: Russian Technologies State Corporation (49.9%), Troika Dialog (27.3%), Daimler AG (11%), European Bank for Reconstruction and Development (4%)
Website: kamaz.ru
Land Rover
Headquarters: United Kingdom
Parent company: Jaguar Land Rover, subsidiary of Tata Motors
Website: landrover.com
Headquarters: United Kingdom
Parent company: Jaguar Land Rover, subsidiary of Tata Motors
Website: landrover.com
Lotus
Headquarters: United Kingdom
Parent company: Proton, subsidiary of DRB Hicom
Website: lotuscars.com
Headquarters: United Kingdom
Parent company: Proton, subsidiary of DRB Hicom
Website: lotuscars.com
McLaren Automotive
Headquarters: United Kingdom
Parent company: McLaren Group
Website: mclarenautomotive.com
Headquarters: United Kingdom
Parent company: McLaren Group
Website: mclarenautomotive.com
Perodua
Headquarters: Malaysia
Parent company: UMW Corporation, Daihatsu, MBM Resources, Equity Resources, Mitsu & Co. Ltd
Website: perodua.com.my
Headquarters: Malaysia
Parent company: UMW Corporation, Daihatsu, MBM Resources, Equity Resources, Mitsu & Co. Ltd
Website: perodua.com.my
Radical Sportscars
Headquarters: United Kingdom
Parent company: Radical Sportscars
Website: radicalsportscars.com
Headquarters: United Kingdom
Parent company: Radical Sportscars
Website: radicalsportscars.com
Rolls-Royce Motor Cars
Headquarters: United Kingdom
Parent company: BMW AG
Website: rolls-roycemotorcars.com
Headquarters: United Kingdom
Parent company: BMW AG
Website: rolls-roycemotorcars.com
Tesla
Headquarters: Palo Alto, California, US
Parent company: Tesla Motors
Website: www.teslamotors.com
Headquarters: Palo Alto, California, US
Parent company: Tesla Motors
Website: www.teslamotors.com
Venturi
Headquarters: Monaco
Parent company: Owned by businessman Gildo Pallanca Pastor
Website: en.venturi.fr
Headquarters: Monaco
Parent company: Owned by businessman Gildo Pallanca Pastor
Website: en.venturi.fr
Westfield
Headquarters: United Kingdom
Parent company: Westfield Sportscars
Website: westfield-sportscars.co.uk
Headquarters: United Kingdom
Parent company: Westfield Sportscars
Website: westfield-sportscars.co.uk
DEFUNCT CAR BRANDS
Alpine
What happened: Bought by Renault in 1973.
What happened: Bought by Renault in 1973.
American Motors
What happened: Bought out by Chrysler in 1987 for $1.5billion.
What happened: Bought out by Chrysler in 1987 for $1.5billion.
Asia Motors
What happened: Discontinued in 1999 when it was purchased by Kia Motors.
What happened: Discontinued in 1999 when it was purchased by Kia Motors.
Austin Motor Company Limited
What happened: Discontinued in 1987 as Austin Rover turned into Rover Group.
What happened: Discontinued in 1987 as Austin Rover turned into Rover Group.
Austin-Healey
What happened: Stopped making cars in 1972 after agreement between the two firms, Austin and Healey, came to an end after 20 years.
What happened: Stopped making cars in 1972 after agreement between the two firms, Austin and Healey, came to an end after 20 years.
Daewoo
What happened: Became defunct in 2001 after running into financial trouble, selling the majority of its assets to General Motors.
What happened: Became defunct in 2001 after running into financial trouble, selling the majority of its assets to General Motors.
De Tomaso
What happened: Filed for bankruptcy in 2012.
What happened: Filed for bankruptcy in 2012.
Devon Motorworks
What happened: Closed in 2013 after suffering in the economic downturn.
What happened: Closed in 2013 after suffering in the economic downturn.
Gumpert
What happened: Went into liquidation in 2013.
What happened: Went into liquidation in 2013.
Hummer
What happened: Became unviable for GM to continue during the economic downturn in 2008. A sale to a Chinese firm never went through and the brand became defunct.
What happened: Became unviable for GM to continue during the economic downturn in 2008. A sale to a Chinese firm never went through and the brand became defunct.
Invicta
What happened: Wound up over unpaid debt in 2012, shortly after changing its name to the Westpoint Car Company.
What happened: Wound up over unpaid debt in 2012, shortly after changing its name to the Westpoint Car Company.
Marcos
What happened: Went into voluntary liquidation in 2007.
What happened: Went into voluntary liquidation in 2007.
Maybach
What happened: Was closed by Daimler in 2012 because of poor sales.
What happened: Was closed by Daimler in 2012 because of poor sales.
Morris Motors
What happened: Discontinued in 1984 when British Leyland decided to focus on the more popular Austin brand.
What happened: Discontinued in 1984 when British Leyland decided to focus on the more popular Austin brand.
Pontiac
What happened: Discontinued in 2010 during restructuring of parent company GM.
What happened: Discontinued in 2010 during restructuring of parent company GM.
Rover
What happened: Was bought by Chinese firm Nanjing Automobile in 2005, but no cars are made with its badge today so it is currently a dormant brand. Technology was later used in Roewe cars, see above.
What happened: Was bought by Chinese firm Nanjing Automobile in 2005, but no cars are made with its badge today so it is currently a dormant brand. Technology was later used in Roewe cars, see above.
Saturn
What happened: Discontinued by GM in 2009 after an aquisition bid by Penske Automotive was withdrawn.
What happened: Discontinued by GM in 2009 after an aquisition bid by Penske Automotive was withdrawn.