List of defunct automobile manufacturers of the United States

A

• A Automobile Company
  'Blue & Gold' model
• Abbott-Detroit
  Moved to Cleveland and renamed to 'Abbott' in 1917.
• Abeln-Zehr
  Renamed to 'Zehr' after departure of S. Abeln in 1912.
• AC Propulsion
  tzero model
• Apex Motor Car Company
  Ace model
• Acme Motor Car Company
• Adams Company
  'Adams-Farwell' model
• Anger Engineering Company
• Aerocar Company
• Aerocar International
• Aircraft Products
  Airscoot model
• Airway
• Ajax Motors Co.
  Based in Seattle
• Ajax Motor Vehicle Company
  Based in New York City
• Aland Motor Car Company
• Albany Automobile Company
• Alden Sampson Company
  Sampson model
• Albaugh-Dover Co.
  Also known as Aldo
• All-Steel Motor Car Co.
• Allen Motor Company
  Based in Ohio
• Allen Iron & Steel Company
  Based in Philadelphia
• Alpena Motor Company
• Alter Motor Car Company
• Altham
• Alcoa
  'Aluminum' model
• Amalgamated Machinery Corp
• Ambassador
• American Automobile Manufacturing Company
  Jonz and American models. Based in Indiana.
• American Automobile and Power Company
  Populaire model
• American Automobile Co.
  Based in New York
• American Cyclecar Co.
• American Austin
  Renamed to 'American Bantam' in 1935
• American Beauty
• American Electric
  Based in Michigan
• American Electric Vehicle Co.
  Based in Chicago
• American Locomotive Automobile Company
  Also known as Alco
• American Mercedes
• American Metal Wheel & Auto Co
  Juvenile model
• American Mors
• American Motor Car Company
• American Motor Carriage Co.
• American Motor Vehicle Co.
  Junior model
• American Motors
  Also known as AMC
• American Motors Co.
  Balanced Six model. Based in New Jersey
• American Motors Incorporated
  Amco model. Based in New York
• American Power Carriage
• American Simplex
  Renamed to Amplex in 1910
• American Steam Automobile Co.
  Based in Massachusetts
• American Steam Truck Co.
  Based in Illinois
• American Voiturette
  Car-Nation models
• American Waltham
• American Wheelock
• Ames, F.A. Co.
  Renamed to 'Ames Body Corporation' in 1915
• Ams-Sterling
• Anchor Buggy & Carriage Co.
• Anderson Automobile Co.
• Anderson Carriage Manufacturing Co.
• Anderson Machine Co.
• Anger Engineering Company
  Also known as A.E.C.
• Angus
  Fuller model
• Anheuser-Busch
  Built in St. Louis by the beer company
• Anhut
• Ansted
• Ansted-Lexington
• Anthony
• Apperson
• Apple Automobile Company
• Arabian
• ArBenz
• Ardsley Motor Car Co.
• Argo Electric Vehicle Co.
  Based in Saginaw, Michigan.
• Argo Motor Co.
  Based in Jackson, Michigan.
• Ariel Company
• Aristos
• Armstrong Electric
• Arnolt, S.H. Inc.
• Artzberger
• Atlas Automobile Co.
  Based in Pittsburgh
• Atlas Motor Car Co.
  Based in Massachusetts. Renamed to 'Atlas-Knight' in 1912.
• Auburn Automobile Co.
  Based in Indiana
• Auburn Motor Chassis
• Aultman
• Aurora Automobile Co.
  Formerly 'Aurora Carriage Top Company'
• Aurora Automatic Machinery Co.
• Austen
• Austin Automobile Company
• Auto-Bug
• Auto Cub
• Auto Cycle
• Auto Dynamic
• Autoette Electric Car Co.
• Automatic Transportation Co.
• Automobile Fore Carriage
• Automobile Voiturette
• Automotor
• Autoparts Manufacturing Co.
  King-Remick model
• Auto Tricar
• Auto Vehicle
• Avanti Motor Co.

  B

• Babcock, H.H. Company
• Babcok Electric Carriage Co.
• Baby Moose
• Bachelle Electric
• Bacon
• Badger
  Based in Wisconsin
• Bailey
• Baker Electric
  Based in Cleveland
• Balboa
• Baldner
• Baldwin
• Ball Steam
• Balzer
• Banker
• Bantam
  Distinct from American Bantam
• Barbarino
• Barley Motor Car Co.
• Barrows Electric
• Bates Automobile Company
• Bauer
• Bay State
• Bean-Chamberlain Manufacturing Co.
  Hudson model
• Beardsley
• Beechcraft
• Beggs
• Belden
• Bell Motor Car Company
  Based in Pennsylvania
• Belmont Electric Auto Co.
• Belmont
• Bendix
• Benham Manufacturing Co.
• Ben Hur
  Based in Cleveland
• Benner
• Berg
  Based in Cleveland
• Bergdoll
• Berwick Auto Car Co.
• Berkshire
• Berliet
• Bertolet
• Bethlehem
• Beverly
• Bi-Autogo
• Biddle
• Beisel Motorette Company
• Bimel
• Binghamton Electric
• Binney & Burnham
• Birch Motor Cars
• Birmingham Motors
• Black
• Black Motor Company ) Renamed to 'Black-Crow' in 1909
• Blackhawk
• Blackhawk
• Bliss
• B.L.M.
• Blomstrom Motor Co.
• Blomstrom Manufacturing Co.
  Gyroscope model, based in Michigan.
• Blood Brothers Auto and Machine Company
• BMC
  Distinct from the British brand
• Boardman
• Bobbi-Kar
• Boisselot
• Borbein Electric
• Borland Electric
• Boss Steam Car
• Boston-Amesbury
• Boston High Wheel
• Bour-Davis Co.
• Bournonville
• Bowman Motor Car Company
• Bramwell
• Bramwell-Robinson
• Brasie
• Brazier
• Brecht
• Brennan
• Brew-Hatcher
• Brewster & Co.
• Briggs and Stratton
  Smith Flyer model
• Briggs-Detroiter Motor Car Co.
• Brightwood
• Briscoe Motor Co.
• Bristol
• Broc Electric
  Based in Cleveland
• Brogan
• Brook
• Brooks Steamer
• Brown
• Brownie
• Browniekar
• Brush Motor Car Company
• Bryan Steam Car
• Buckeye
  Based in Indiana
• Buckmobile
• Buffalo Automobile and Auto-Bi Company
• Buffalo Electric
• Buffum
• Buggy Car Company
• Bugmobile
  Based in Chicago
• Burdick
• Burg
• Burns
• Burrows
• Burtt Manufacturing Co.
  Cannon model
• Bush

  C

• C-A-C
• Cady Automobile Company
• California
• Caloric
• Camelot Motors
• Cameron
• Campbell
• Canda
• Cannon
• Cantono Electric
• Car de Luxe
• Carbon Motors Corporation
• Cardway
• Carhart
• Carhartt Automobile Company
• Carlson
• Carrol
• Carroll
  Distinct from Carrol
• Carroll Six
• Carter Twin-Engine
• Cartercar
• Carthage
• Case
  Based in Wisconsin
• C.B
• Ceco
  Based in Chicago
• Centaur
• Central
• Century
  'Tourist' model
• Century Motor Company
  Renamed to 'Century Electric Car Company' in 1915
• Century Steamer
• Cornish-Friedberg Motor Car Co
• Chadwick Engineering Works
• Chalfant
• Chalmers-Detroit

• Champion
• Chandler
• Chapman Electric
• Charles Abresch Company
• Chase
• Checker Motors Corporation
• Chelsea
• Chicago
• Chicago Electric
• Chicago Motor Buggy
• Chicago Recording Scale Co
  Apollo model
• Chicago Steam Car
• Chief
• Christie
• Christman
• Church-Field
• Church Manufacturing Co
  Lenawee model
• Cincinnati Steamer
• CinO
• Citicar
• Clark
• Clark Electric
• Clark & Company
  Clarkmobile model
• Classic
• Cleburne
• Clénet Coachworks
• Clermont
• Cleveland
  Built in Cleveland
• Cleveland
• Cleveland
• Cleveland
• Climber
• Clinton E. Woods Electric
• Clipper
• Clough Steamer
• Cloughley
• Club Car
• Clyde Special
• Clymer
  Based in Missouri
• Coates-Goshen
• Coats Steam Car
• Coda
• Coey-Mitchell Automobile Company
• Coggswell
• Colburn
  Based in Denver
• ColbyDenver
• Cole Motor Car Company
  Based in Indianapolis
• Colonial Motors Corporation
• Colonial Electric Car Company
• Colt
  Based in New York
• Columbia
• Columbian Electric
• Columbia Motors
• Columbian Electric
  Distinct from 'Columbia Electric'
• Columbus Buggy Company
• Columbus Electric
  Based in Ohio
• Comet
  Based in Illinois
• Comet
• Commerce
• Commercial Motor Truck Company
  Based in Ohio
• Commodore
• Commonwealth
• Commuter Cars
• Comuta-Car
• Conrad
• Continental
• Continental
  Based in Minneapolis and Chicago
• Continental
• Continental
• Corbin
• Corbin
• Corbitt
• Cord
• Corinthian
• Cornelian
• Cornish-Friedberg
• Correja
• Corwin
  Gas-au-lec model
• Cosmopolitan
  Distinct from the Nash Cosmopolitan
• Cotta Steam
• Country Club
• Courier
• Courier
• Courier Car Co
  'Clermont' model
• Covert
• Coyote Special
• Craig-Toledo
• Crane
  Renamed to Crane-Simplex in 1915
• Crane & Breed
• Crawford
• Crescent
• Crestmobile
• Cricket Cyclecar Company
• Criterion
• Crompton
• Crosley
• Crouch
• Crow-Elkhart
• Crowdus Electric
• Crown
• Crowther
  Renamed to 'Crowther-Duryea' in 1917
• Croxton-Keeton
  Renamed to 'Croxton' in 1911
• Cruiser
• Culver
• Cunningham
• Cunningham Sports Cars
• Clark-Carter Automobile Co
  Renamed to Cutting Motor Car Company in 1911
• C.V.I. Motor Car Co

  D

• Detroit Air-Cooled Car Company
• Dagmar
• Dale
• Daniels
• Dan Patch
• Darby Motor Car Company
• Darling
• Darrin
• Davenport
• Davis
• Davis Cyclecar Company
• Davis
• Davis Steam Car
• Davis Totem
• Dawson
• Dawson Auto-Mobile
• Day Automobile Company
• Dayton
• Dayton Electric
• Deal
• Decatur
• Decatur
• Decker
• Deere-Clark
• Deering Magnetic
• De La Vergne
• Delling
• Delmore
• DeLorean Motor Company
• De Luxe Motor Car Company
• De Mars Electric
• DeMot or DeMotCar
• De Motte
• Denneed
• Derain
• Desberon
• De Schaum
• Des Moines
• De Soto Motor Car Company
• DeSoto
• De Tamble
• Detroit Automobile Company
• Detroit Automobile Manufacturing Company
• Detroit Auto Vehicle Company
• Detroit Cyclecar Company
• Detroit-Dearborn Motor Car Company
• Detroit Electric
• Detroiter
• Detroit-Oxford Motor Car Company
• Detroit-Speedster
• Detroit Steam Motors Corporation
• De Vaux-Hall Motors Company
• De Vaux Continental
• DeWitt
• Dewabout
• Dey Electric
• Dey Griswold
• Diamond
• Diamond T
• Diana
• Dile
• Dingfelder Motor Company
• Disbrow
• Dispatch
• Dixie
• Dixie
• Dixie Flyer
• Doble steam car
• Dodge Company
• Dodgeson Motors
• DODO
• Dolson & Sons
• Dorris Motors Corporation
• Dort Motor Car Company
• Douglas
• Downing Motor Company
• Dragon Automobile Company
• Drake
• Drexel
• Driggs-Seabury
• Drummond
• Dual-Ghia
• Duck
• Dudly Tool Company
• Dudgeon Steam
• Duer
• Duesenberg
• Dumont
• Dunn
• Duplex
• Du Pont
• Duquesne
• Durant Motors
• Durocar
• Duryea
• Dyke
• Dymaxion

  E

• Eagle
• Eagle
• Eagle Electric
• Eagle Rotary
• Earl Motors Incorporated
• Earl
• Eastman
• Eastman
• Eaton Electric
• Eck
• Eclipse Steam
• Economy
• Eddy Electric
• Edsel
• Edwards-Knight
• Edwards
• E.H.V.
• Eichstaedt
• Eisenhuth
  'Compound' model
• Elberg
• Elberon
• Elbert
• Elcar
• Elco
• Eldredge
• Electra
• Electric Vehicle
• Electronomic
• Elgin
• Elite
• Elite
• Elkhart
• Elliott
• Ellis
• Ellsworth
• Elmore
• El Morocco
• Emancipator
• Emerson
• E-M-F
  'Wayne' model
• Empire
• Empire
• Empire Steam Car
• Empire Steamer
• Empire Steamer
• Endurance Steam Car
• Enger
• Engler Cyclecar Company
• Entz
• Erie
• Erskine
• Eshelman
• Essex
• Essex Motor Company
• Etnyre
• Euclid
• Eureka
• Eureka
• Evansville
• Everitt
• Everybody's
• Ewing
• Excalibur
• Excel

  F

• Fageol
• Fal-Car
  Also known as F.A.L.
• Falcon Engineering Company
  Unrelated to Ford Falcon
• Falcon-Knight
• Famous
• Fanning
• Farmack
• Farner
• Faulkner-Blanchard
• Federal
• Federal Steam
• Fenton
  Unrelated to Fenton Headers
• Ferris
• Fey Touring
• Fiberfab
• Fidelia
• Field
• Fina-Sport
• Firestone-Columbus
• Fischer-Detroit
• Fisher
• Fisker Automotive
• Flagler
  Based in Michigan
• Flanders 20
• Flanders Manufacturing Company
• Flanders
  'Flanders Six' model
• Flexbi
• Flint
• Flyer Motor Car Company
• Forest Organized in Boston.
• Forest City
  Manufactured as the Jewell beginning in 1906. Organized in Cleveland, Ohio, & named for the city nickname.
• Forsyth Franklin, Minnesota; only a prototype built.
• Forth

• Forth

• Fort Pitt
  Organized in New Kensington, Pennsylvania; moved to Pittsburgh 1911. Always known as the Pittsburgh Six
• Foster
• Fostoria
• Fournier-Searchmont
• Fox
• Franklin
• Frayer-Miller
• Frazer
• Frederickson
• Fredonia
• Fremont
• Friedman Automobile Company
• Friend Motors Corporation
• Fritchle Electric
• Frontenac
• Frontenac Motor Corporation
• Frontmobile
• F.R.P.
• F.S.
• Fuller
• F.W.D.
  Based in Wisconsin

  G

• Gabriel
• Gaeth
• Gale
• Galloway
• Gardner
• Garford
• Gas-au-lec
• Gaslight
• Gasmobile
• Gaylord Motor Car Company
• Gaylord
• Gearless
• Gearless Steamer
• Gem Motor Car Company
• General
• General Electric
• General Electric
• General Motors Corporation
• Geneva
• German-American
• Geo
• Geronimo
• Ghent
• Gillette
• Gillig
• G.J.G.
• Glasspar
• Gleason
• Glide
• Globe Four
• Glover
• Golden Eagle
• Graham-Paige
• Gramm
• Granite Falls
• Grant
• Graves & Condon )
• Gray Motor Corporation
• Gray Light Car
• Great Eagle
• Great Southern
• Great Western
• Greenleaf Cycle Company
• Gregory
• Greyhound
• Grinnell Electric Car Company
• Griswold Motor Car Company
• Grout
• Gurley
• G.V
• Gyroscope

  H

• Haase
• Hackett Motor Car Company
• H.A.L.
• Hall
• Hall
• Halladay
• Hamilton
• Hamlin-Holmes
• Hammer-Sommer
  Renamed to Hammer Motor Company for 1905–1906
• Handley Motors Incorporated
• Hanger
• Hanover
• Hanson
• Harding
• Hardy
• Harper
• Harrie
• Harris
• Harrison Wagon Company
• Harroun Motor Sales Corporation
• Harry S. Houpt Manufacturing Company: ; The "New Departure Manufacturing Company" Covered in the :de:Harry S. Houpt Manufacturing Company|German Wikipedia
• Hartley
• Hartman
• Harvard
• Harwood-Barley
• Hasbrouck
• Hatfield
• Hatfield
• Havers Motor Car Company
• Hawk Cyclecar Company
• Hawkins Cyclecar
  Xenia model
• Hawley
• Hay-Berg
• Haydock
• Haynes-Apperson
• Hayward
• H.C.S.
• Healey
• Heine-Velox
• Hendel
• Henderson
• Henney
• Henney
• Henry Motor Car Company
• Henry J
• Hercules
• Herff-Brooks
• Herreshoff Motor Company
• Hertel
• Hertz
• Heseltine
• Hewitt
• Hewitt-Lindstrom
• Heymann
• Hidley Steam Car
• Highlander
• Hill
• Hines
• Hitchcock Motor Car Company
• Hobbie Accessible
• Hoffman
• Hoffman
• Holden
• Holland
• Holley
• Hollier
• Holly Six
• Holmes
• Holsman
• Hol-Tan
• Holyoke
• Homer Laughlin
• Hoosier Scout
• Hoover
• Hoskins
• Houpt
• House Steamer
• Howard
• Howey
• Hudson Motor Car Company
• Huffman
• Hummer
• Hupp Motor Car Company
• Hupp-Yeats Electric Car Company
• Huron River Manufacturing Company
• Hydromotor Car Manufacturing Company

  I

• Illinois Electric
• Imp
• Imperial Motor Car Company
• Imperial Automobile Company
• Imperial
• Imperial Electric
• Independent Harvester
• Indiana
• Indianapolis
• International
• International
• International
• International Cyclecar Company
  'Economy' model
• International Motor Cars
• International Power Company
• International
• International Cyclecar Company
• International Harvester
• Inter-State
• Iroquois

  J

• Jackson Automobile Company
• Jacquet Motor Corporation
• Jaeger Motor Car Company
• James
• Janney Motor Company
• Jarvis-Huntington
• Jaxon Steam
• Jeffery
• Jenkins
• Jersey City Machine Co.
  Argonne model
• Jewell
• Jewett
• Johnson
• Jones
• Jones-Corbin
• Jonz
• Jordan
• J.P.L. Cyclecar Company
• Julian
• Junior R

  K

• Kaiser-Frazer Corporation
• Kalamazoo
  Michigan model
• Kane-Pennington
• Kansas City
• Kato
• Kauffman
• K-D
• Kearns
• Keene Steamobile
• Keeton Motor Company
• Keller
• Kelsey
• Kenmore
• Kensington
• Kent
• Kent's Pacemaker
• Kenworthy
• Kermath Motor Car Company
• Kessler Motor Company
• Keystone
• Keystone
• Keystone
• Kiblinger
• Kidder
• Kimball Electric
• King
• King Midget
• King-Remick
• Kinner
• Kirk
  Yale model
• Kissel
• Kleiber
• Kline Kar
• Klink
• Klock
• Knickerbocker
• Knox
• Koehler
• Komet
• Konigslow
• Koppin Motor Company
• Krastin Automobile Company, based in Cleveland Produced Krastin Gasoline Automobile
• K-R-I-T Motor Car Company
• Krueger
• Kunz
• Kurtis
• Kurtz-Automatic

  L

• Laconia
• Lad's Car
• LaFayette
• La Marne
• Lambert
• Lancamobile
• Lane
• Lanpher
• Lansden Electric
• La Petite
• Larsen
• LaSalle
• La Salle-Niagara
• Laurel
• Lauth
• L. C. Erbes
• L&E
• Leach
• Leach )
• Leader
• Lende
• Lenox
• Lenox Electric
• Leon Rubay
• Lescina
• Lewis
• Lewis Motocycle
• Lexington
• Liberty Motor Car Company
• Light Steamer
• Light Motor Car Company
• Lincoln
• Lincoln Motor Car Company
• Lindsley
• Lion Motor Car Company
• Liquid Air
• Lit Motors
• Little Motor Car Company
• Little Detroit Speedster
• Littlemac
• Locke
• Locomobile
• Logan
• Logan
• Logan
• Lone Star
• Longest
• Loomis
• Lorraine
• Los Angeles
• Lowell-American
• Lozier Motor Company
• L.P.C.
• LuLu
• Luverne
• Lyman
• Lyman & Burnham
• Lyons-Knight

  M

• Mackle-Thompson
• Macomber
• Macon
• Madison
• Magic
• Mahoning
• Maibohm
• Malcolm
• Malcolm Jones
• Malden Steam
• Manexall
  'Cyclomobile' model
• Manistee Motor Car Company
  Autoette model
• Marathon
• Marble-Swift
• Marion
• Marion
• Marion Flyer
• Marmon
• Marlboro
• Marquette
• Marquette
• Marr
• Marsh
• Martin
• Martin-Wasp
• Marvel Motor Car Company
• Maryland
• Maryland Steamer
• Mason
• Mason
• Massillon
• Master
• Matheson Motor Car Company
• Maxim Motor Tricycle
• Maxwell-Briscoe
• Mayer
• Mayfair
• Maytag
• McCue
• McCurdy
• McFarlan
• McGill
• McIntyre
• McKay Steamer
• Mecca
• Med-Bow
• Media
• Mel Special
• Menominee Electric Manufacturing Company
• Mercer
• Mercury Cyclecar Company
• Mercury
• Merit Motor Company
• Merkel
• Merkur
• Merz
• Meteor
• Metropol
• Metropolitan
• Metz
• Metzger
• Michigan Automobile Company
  'Carter Steam' model
• Michigan Automobile Company
  Later renamed Clipper Automobile Company
• Michigan Automobile Company
• Michigan Buggy Company
• Michigan Steamer
• Middleby
• Midland
• Midwest
• Mier
• Milac
• Milburn Electric
• Miller Car Company
• Mills
• Milwaukee Steamer
• Minneapolis
• Mino
• Mitchell
• Mitchell-Lewis
• Mobile
• Model
• Modoc
• Mohawk
• Moline
• Moline
• Moller
• Monarch Motor Car Company
• Mondex-Magic
• Monitor
• Monroe Motor Company
• Moon
• Mora Motor Car Company
• Morgan
• Morris & Salom
• Morriss-London
• Morse
• Motor Bob
• Motorcar Company
• Motorette
• Moyea
• Moyer
• Mount Pleasant Motor Company
• Mutual Motors Company
• Mueller
• Multiplex
• Muncie
  'Warner' model
• Muntz
• Murdaugh
• Murray Motor Car Company

  N

• Nance
• Napier Motor Car Company of America
• Napoleon
• Nash Motors
• Nash-Healey
• National
• Nelson Motor Car Company
• Neustadt-Perry
  Also known as Neustadt.
• New England Steamer
• New Era
• New Era
• New Era
• New Home
• New York Car & Truck Company
  Allen Kingston model
• Niagara
• Nichols Shepard
• Nielson Motor Car Company
• Noble
• Noma
• Northern Manufacturing Company
• Northway
• Northwestern
  'Haase' and Logan models
• Norton
• Norwalk Underslung
• Nu-Klea Automobile Corporation
• Nyberg

  O

• Oakland Motor Car Company
• Oakman-Hertel
• Ogren
• Ohio
• Ohio
• Ohio Electric
• Ohio Falls
• Okey
• Oldsmobile
• Olympian Motors Company
• Omaha
• Omar
• Only
• Orient
• Orlo
• Ormond Steamer
• Orson
• Otto
• Otto-Kar
  Also known as Ottokar
• Otto-mobile
• Overholt
• Overland
• O-We-Go
• Owen
• Owen Motor Car Company
• Owen Magnetic
• Owen Schoeneck
• Owen Thomas
• Oxford

  P

• Paccar
• Pacific Motor Vehicle Company
• Packard
• Packard Motor Car Company
• Paige-Detroit
• Palmer
• Palmer-Singer
• Pan
• Panam
• Pan-American
• Parenti
• Parry
• Parsons Electric
• Partin
• Paterson Company
• Pathfinder
• Patterson-Greenfield
• Pawtucket
• Payne-Modern
• Peerless
• Peerless Steam
• Pence Automobile Company
• Penn
• Penn
• Penn
• Pennant
• Pennington
• Pennsy
• Pennsylvania
• People's
• Perfection
• Perfex
• Peter Pan
• Petrel
• Phelps
• Phianna
• Phillips
• Phipps-Grinnell
• Pickard
• Piedmont
• Pierce-Arrow
• Pierce-Racine
• Piggins
• Pilgrim
• Pilgrim Motor Car Company
• Pilliod
• Pilot
• Pioneer
• Planche
• Plass
• Playboy
• Plymouth
• Plymouth
• Pneumobile
• Pomeroy
• Ponder
  Renamed from Bour-Davis
• Pontiac Spring and Wagon Works
• Pontiac
• Pope-Hartford
• Pope-Robinson
• Pope-Toledo
• Pope-Tribune
• Pope-Waverley
• Port Huron
  Havers model
• Porter
• Porter
• Portland
• Postal
• Powell
• Powell
• Powercar
• Pratt-Elkhart
• Premier
• Premocar
• Prescott
• Primo
• Princess Motor Car Company
• Princess Cyclecar Company
• Prospect
• Pullman
• Pungs Finch
• Puritan

  Q

• Queen
• Quick
• Quinby

  R

• Railsbach
• Rainier
• Raleigh
• Rambler
• Rambler
• Randall
• Ranger
• Rapid Motor Vehicle Company
• Rauch & Lang
  Also known as Raulang
• Rayfield
• R.C.H
• Read Motor Company
• Reading
• Reading Steamer
• Real Cyclecar
• Reber
• Red Bug
• Red Jacket
• Rees
• Reeves
• Regal Motor Car Company
• Regas
• Reliable Dayton
• Reliance Automobile Manufacturing Co
• Remington
• REO Motor Car Company
• Renaissance Cars Inc
  Also known as Zebra Motors Inc
• Republic
• ReVere
• Rex Motor Co
• RiChard
• Richelieu
• Richmond
• Richmond
• Rickenbacker Motor Company
• Ricketts Automobile Co
• Riddle
• Rider-Lewis
• Riker Electric
• Ritz
• Riviera
• R-O
• Roader
• Roamer
• Robe
• Robie Motor Car Co
• Robinson
• Robson
• Rochester
• Rock Falls
• Rockne
• Rockway
• Rockwell
• Rodgers
• Roebling-Planche
• Rogers
  Steamobile model
• Rogers Motor Car Co
• Rogers & Hanford
• Rollin
• Rolls-Royce
• Roosevelt
• Roper
• Ross Steamer
• Ross
• Rotary
• Royal Motor Company
  'Tourist' model
• Rubay
• Rugby
• Rushmobile
• Russell
• Rutenber
• Ruxton
• R&V Knight

  S

• Saginaw
  Yale model
• Saginaw Eight
• Salisbury
• Salter
• Salvador
• Sampson
• Sandusky
• Santos Dumont
• Saturn
• Saxon Motor Car Company
• Sayers
• Schacht
• Schaum
• Schoening
  'Kerosine Carriage' model
• Scott
• Scott-Newcomb
  Standard Steam Car model
• Scripps-Booth Corporation
• Searchmont
• Sears
• Sebring
• Sekine
• Selden
• Sellers
• Senator
• Seneca
• Serpentina
• Serrifile
• Seven Little Buffaloes
• Severin
• S.G.V.
• Shad-Wyck
• Shain
• Sharon
• Sharp
  'Arrow' model
• Shawmobile
• Shawmut
• Shay
• Shelby
• Sheridan
• Shoemaker
• Sibley
• Signet
  'Fenton' model
• Silent-Knight
• Silent Sioux
  'Fawick Flyer' model
• Silver-Knight
  'Silver' model
• Simplex
• Simplicity
• Simplo
• Sinclair-Scott
• Singer
• Single Center
• Sintz
• Skelton
• Skene
• Skorpion
• S&M
• Small Motor Car Company
• Smith Automobile Company
  Renamed to Great Smith for 1907–1911
• Smith & Mabley
  Also known as S&M Simplex
• Smith Flyer
• Snyder
• Sommer
• Soules Motor Car Company
• Southern
• Southern Motor Car Co
  'Dixie Junior' and 'Dixie Tourist' models.
• Sovereign
• Spacke
• Spaulding
• Spaulding
• Speedway
• Speedwell
• Spencer
• Spencer Steamer
• Sphinx
• Spoerer
• Springer
• Springfield
  Steam cars
• Sprite
• Squier
• Stafford
• Stammobile
• Standard
• Standard
• Standard Six
• Standard Steel Car Company
• Standard Electrique
  Also known as Standard Electric
• Standard Steam Car
• Stanley
• Stanley Steamer
• Stanley Whitney
• Stanton
• Stanwood
• Star
• Star
• Starin
• States
• Staver
• Steamobile
• Stearns
  Became Stearns-Knight for 1912–1929.
• Stearns Electric
  Renamed to Stearns Steamer for 1901–1903
• Steco
• Steel Swallow
• Stephens
• Sterling Steamer
• Sterling
• Sterling
• Sterling-Knight
• Stevens-Duryea
• Stewart-Coats
• Stickney Motorette
• Stilson
• St. Joe
• St. Louis
• Stoddard-Dayton
• Storck Steamer
• Storms Electric
• Stout Motor Car Company
• Strathmore
• Stratton
• Streator
  Originally called Erie Motor Carriage Co.
  Halladay model.
• Stringer
• Strobel & Martin
• Strong & Rogers Electric
• Strouse
  Also known as S.R.K.
• Studebaker
• Studebaker-Garford
• Studebaker-Packard Corporation
• Studillac
• Sturges Electric
• Sturtevant
• Stutz
• Stutz
• Stuyvesant
• Suburban
• Success
• Sultan
• Summit
• Sun
• Sunset
• Synnestvedt Electric
• Syracuse

  T

• Tarkington
• Taunton
  Steam cars
• Templar
• Templeton-Dubrie
• Terraplane
• Terwilliger
  Empire Steamer model
• Texan
• Thomas
• Thomas-Detroit
• Thompson
  Steam cars
• Thresher Electric
• Tiffany Electric
• Tiger
• Tincher
• Tinker & Piper Steam
• Tinkham
• Toledo
• Tonawanda
• Torbensen
• Touraine
• Tourist
• Tractmobile
• Trask-Detroit
• Traveler
• Trebert
• Trimoto
  Also known as Tri-Motor
• Trinity Steamer
• Triumph
• Trumbull
• Tucker
• Tulsa
• Twin City
• Twombly
• Twyford

  U

• US Automobile
• Union
• United
• United States
  Electric cars
• United States Long Distance
• Unito
• Universal
• Upton Machine Company
• Upton Motor Company

  V

• Van
• Van Wagoner
• Vaughn
• V.E.
  Also known as V.E.C. Electric
• Vector
• Velie
• Vernon
• Victor
• Victor Page Motors Corp
• Victor Steamer
  Previously Overman Steam
• Victormobile
  'Steamer' model
• Victory
• Viking
• Viking
• Virginian
• Vixen
• Vulcan

  W

• Waco
• Wagenhals
• Wahl
• Waldron
• Walker Motor Car Company
• Wall
• Walter
• Waltham Steam
• Waltham Manufacturing Co
  'Orient' model
• Walworth
• Ward
• Ward Electric
• Ware Steam Wagon
• Warren
• Warwick
• Washington
• Wasp
• Waterloo
• Watrous
• Watt
• Waukesha
• Waverley Electric
• Webb Jay
• Weidely Motor Company
• Welch Motor Car Company
• Westcott
• Westfield
• W.F.S.
• Whaley-Henriette
• Wharton
• Wheeler Manufacturing Company
• Whippet
• White Motor Company
• White Star
• Whiting Motor Car Co
• Whitmore, M.C. Co
  Arrow Cyclecar model
• Whitney
• Wilcox
• Wildman
• Wills and Company
• Willys
• Willys-Knight
• Willys-Overland
• Wilson
• Windsor
• Wing
• Winther
• Winton
• Wolfe
• Wolverine
• Woodill
• Woodruff
• Woods Electric
  Renamed to Woods Dual Power for 1917–1918
• Woods Mobilette
• Worth Gas Engine Manufacturing Co
• Worth

  X

• Xander

  Y

• Yellow

  Z

• Zehr
• Zent
• Zentmobile
• Zimmer Motorcars
• Zimmerman
• Zip