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The American subsidiary of the South Korean Hyundai Motor Company, responsible for marketing and sales in the United States.

An Italian manufacturer specializing in electric vehicles.

A Swedish manufacturer of electric performance cars, originally a performance division of Volvo.

A Japanese manufacturer known for small cars and light trucks.

Rootes Group was a British automobile manufacturer that produced a variety of vehicles under different brands.

A defunct division of Ford Motor Company that produced mid-range vehicles.

Rimac is a Croatian manufacturer known for high-performance electric sports cars.

A South Korean manufacturer producing a range of vehicles from compact cars to SUVs.

A Japanese manufacturer of vehicles ranging from compact cars to SUVs.

An Austrian manufacturer of automobiles, trucks, and military vehicles, known for its engineering prowess.

Subaru Tecnica International is the performance division of Subaru, responsible for motorsport and high-performance vehicles.

A German luxury vehicle manufacturer known for its performance and engineering excellence.

A brand of vehicles marketed by Toyota that aimed to attract younger buyers with unique styling and customization options.

Hudson was an American automobile manufacturer known for its innovative designs and performance-oriented vehicles.

Yugo was a Yugoslavian automobile manufacturer that became known for producing economy cars that were affordable and practical.

An American automobile brand known for its premium vehicles.

A German tuning company specializing in high-performance vehicles, primarily Mercedes-Benz.

An American luxury automobile manufacturer known for its high-quality vehicles.

DeSoto was an American automobile marque produced by Chrysler, known for its stylish designs during the mid-20th century.

Nash Motors was an American automobile manufacturer known for its innovative designs and technologies in the mid-20th century.