Car brands one to fifty one quiz

   Adelmo

   ASA (1985–present)

   de Carlo

   Feresa

   Koller

   Oliva

   Winograd

Former brands

Anasagasti (1911–1915)

Andino (1967–1973)

Hispano-Argentina (1925–1953)

Eniak (1983–1989)

   Birchfield (2003–2004)

   Bolwell (1963–present)

   Bullet (1996–present)

   Carbontech[1] (1999–present)

   Classic Glass

   Daytona (2002–present)

   Devaux (2001–present)[citation needed]

   DRB (1997–present)

   E-Vade[2]

   Elfin (1957–present)

   Finch

   Joss

   Nota (1955–present)

   Pioneer [3] (1897–1898)

   PRB

   Python (1981–present)

   Tomcar (2005–present)

Former brands

   Ascort (1958–1960)

   Austin

   Bush Ranger ( to 2016)

   Australian Six (1919–1930)

   Australis (1897–1907)

   Blade (2008–2013)

   Buchanan

   Buckle (1955–1959)

   Caldwell Vale (1907–1913)

   Cheetah

   Chrysler (1957–1981)

   FPV (2002–2014)

   Ford (1925–2016) (Continues as a brand applied to imported cars)

   Goggomobil (1958–1961)

   Giocattolo (1986–1989)

   Holden (1948–2017) (Holden continues as a brand applied to imported cars)

   HSV (1987–2017)

   Ilinga

   Hartnett (1949–1955)

   Leyland (1973–1982)

   Lonsdale (1982–1983) (Cars produced and exported by Mitsubishi Australia and sold in the UK by the Colt Car Company under the Lonsdale brand)

   Lloyd-Hartnett (1957–1962)

   Kaditcha

   Mitsubishi (1980–2008) (The brand continued to be used in Australia for fully imported cars after 2008)

• Mercedes-Benz (1890–Present)

   Morris (1947–1973)

   Nissan (1983–1992) (The brand continued to be used in Australia for fully imported cars after 1992)

   Pellandini (1970–1978)

   Purvis Eureka (1974–1991)

   Southern Cross (1931–1935)

   Shrike (1988–1989)

   Statesman (1971–1984)

   Tarrant (1900–1907)

   Toyota Australian production finished (1963–2017)

   Zeta (1963–1965)

Azerbaijan

Active brands

   GA (1986-present)

   Khazar (2018-present)

   NAZ (2010–present)

Former brands

   Aziz (2005-2010)

Belgium

Active brands

   Edran (1984–present)

   Gillet (1982–present)

   Imperia (2008–present)

   Ecar (2015–present)

Former brands

   ADK (1930)

   Alatac (1913–1914)

   Alberta (1906)

   Alfa Legia (1914)

   ALP (1920)

   Altona (1946)

   AMA (1913)

   Antoine (1903)

   d'Aoust (1927)

   Apal (1998)

   Aquila (1903)

   Astra (1931)

   ATA[4] (1914)

   Auto Garage (1911)

   Auto-Mixte (1906–1912)

   Avior (1947)

   Bastin (1909)

   Beckett & Farlow (1908)

   Belga (1921)

   Belga-Rise (1935)

   Belgica (1909)

   Bercley (1900)

   Bovy (1914)

   Cambier (1898)

   CAP (1914)

   Catala (1914)

   CIE (1898)

   Coune (1947)

   CLA (1901)

   Claeys-Flandria (1955)

   Cyclecars R&D (1921)

   Dasse (1924)

   De Cosmo (1908)

   Delecroix (1899)

   Delin (1901)

   DéChamps (1906)

   De Wandre (1923)

   Direct (1905)

   Dyle & Bacalan (1906)

   Escol (1938)

   Excelsior (1904–1932)

   Fab (1914)

   FD (1925)

   Fif (1914)

   Flaid (1921)

   FN (1935)

   Fondu (1912)

   Frenay (1914)

   Germain (1901)

   Hermes (1909)

   Hermes-Mathis (1914)

   Imperia (1906–1948)

   Imperia-Abadal (1913–1917)

   Jeecy-Vea (1926)

   Jenatzy) (1905)

   Juwel (1928)

   Kleinstwagen (1952)

   Knap (moved to France in 1899 or 1900) (1909)

   L&B

   Linon (1914)

   Loza (1925)

   Matthieu (1906)

   Matthys Frères et Osy (1927)

   Mécanique et Moteurs (1906)

   Meeussen (1972)

   Métallurgique (1913)

   Miesse (1926)

   Minerva (1939)

   Nagant (1927)

   Oracle (2005)

   Peterill (1899)

   Pieper (1903)

   Pipe (1922)

   P.L.M. (Keller) (1955)

   P-M (1924)

   Ranger (General Motors brand) (1970–1978)

   R.A.L. (1914)

   Royal Star (1910)

   Rumpf (1899)

   Sava (1923)

   S.C.H. (1928)

   SOMEA[5] (1921)

   Speedsport (1927)

   Springuel (1912)

   Taunton (1922)

   Turner-Miesse (1913)

   Vanclee (1989)

   Vincke (1905)

   Vivinus (1912)

   Widi (1960)

   Wilford (1901)

   Zelensis (1962)

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Former brands

   PRETIS (?–1969)

   TAS (1982–1992)

Troller T4

Brazil

Main article: Automotive industry in Brazil

Active brands

   Abais[citation needed]

   Adamo GT[citation needed]

   Agrale (1982–present)

   Americar

   Amoritz GT[citation needed]

   Avallone

   Bianco[citation needed]

   BRM Buggy (1969–present)[6]

   Bugre (1970–present)[citation needed]

   Centaurus

   Chamonix (1987–present)

   Dacon (?-1964)

   Dardo (1981)

   Democrata (1967)

   Edra (1989–present)[citation needed]

   Kremer[citation needed]

   Lobini (2002–present)

   Matra

   San Vito[citation needed]

   TAC (2004–present)

   Tanger[citation needed]

   Troller (1998–present)

   Vemag[citation needed]

   Villa GT[citation needed]

   Volkswagen (1953–present)

   W.W. Trevis (1998–present)[citation needed]

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