American Car Brands

American Car Brands.
American cars have had a long and rich tradition both in the United States and throughout the world. Famous for their muscle vehicles, but also for the classic ones, the American made cars list boasts on 3 companies and at least 9 important companies that have made history over the years. There were roughly 1800 American car brands between 1896 to 1930 but just few were able to survive the tough competitive market. Hence just a handful of auto manufacturers opened after that period in America, that are still well known today.
LIST & LOGOS OF ALL AMERICAN CAR BRANDS

Most Popular American Car Brands Logos
The major US automobile manufacturers include General Motors, Ford and Chrysler. All these three companies have been known for creating both affordable and luxury vehicles. Below we have mentioned all American car companies to date.

MOST POPULAR CAR COMPANIES OF AMERICA

GENERAL MOTORS: CHEVROLET, BUICK, GMC AND CADILLAC

With a history of more than 100 years, GM is definitely one of the key players of the industry, with a global reach and a significant influence for all auto manufacturers worldwide. Mostly known for its classic Buick and the affordable Chevrolets, General Motors has also made itself famous for the powerful muscle car Camaro and the lean Corvette. Overall 2013 sales place General Motors third in the world’s top automakers.
The overly popular automaker is originally from Detroit and was set in 1910, when Swiss race driver Louis Chevrolet joined forces with former GM director William Durant to create what was to be one of the American dream cars.

With a history of more than 100 years, GM is definitely one of the key players of the industry, with a global reach and a significant influence for all auto manufacturers worldwide. Mostly known for its classic Buick and the affordable Chevrolets, General Motors has also made itself famous for the powerful muscle car Camaro and the lean Corvette. Overall 2013 sales place General Motors third in the world’s top automakers.

CHEVROLET

Chevrolet Logo
The overly popular automaker is originally from Detroit and was set in 1910, when Swiss race driver Louis Chevrolet joined forces with former GM director William Durant to create what was to be one of the American dream cars.

Chevrolet Corvette

With over 30 models in production and 27 discontinued ones, Chevrolet contributed massively to the auto manufacturer’s huge $38.43 billion revenue during the first quarter of 2014.