LIST OF CAR MAKER AND THEIR COUNTRY OF ORIGIN

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Toyota – Japan
Buick – USA Cadillac – USA
Acura – Japan Bufori – UK
Bugatti – France 
Alfa Romeo – Italy
Honda – Japan
Hyundai- kia – South Korea
AMC – USA
Bentley – UK
Maserati – Italy
Maybach – Germany
Koenigsegg – Sweden
Mazda – Japan
Mercedes- Benz – Germany
Lotus – UK
Mahindra – India
Aston Martin – UK
McLaren – UK
Mercury – USA
MG – UK
Volkswagen group of cars – Germany
General Motors (GMC) – USA
Audi – Germany
Austin Healey – UK
Hummer USA
Austin – UK
Ford – USA
Dongfeng – China
Hongqi – China
Innoson – Nigeria
Holden – Australia
Great Wall – China
Ferrari – Italy
Hafei – China
Infinity – Japan
Jaguar – UK
Isuzu – Japan
Haima – China
Jeep – USA
GM – USA
Elfin – Australia
Citroën – France
Dacia – Romania
Daewoo – South Korea
Daihatsu – Japan
Dodge – USA
Fiat – USA
Zhongxing – China
Lincoln- USA
Peugeot – France
Lexus – Japan
Wuling – China
Suzuki – Japan
Volvo – Sweden
Leyland – UK
Chana – China
TVR – UK
Land Rover – UK
Katanka cars – Ghana
Vauxhall – UK
Opel – Germany
Triumph UK
Lada – Russia
Pontiac – USA
Oldsmobile – USA
Plymouth USA
Lamborghini – Italy
Tata – India
Tesla – USA
Perodua – Malaysia
Skoda – Czech Republic
Lancia – Italy
Pagani – Italy
Subaru – Japan
SsangYong – South Korea
Orion – Canada
Setra – Germany
Chery – China
SEAT – Spain
Morgan – UK
Smart – Germany
Chevrolet – USA
Mitsuoka – Japan
Scion – USA
Chrysler – USA
Scania – Sweden
Mini – UK
Proton – Malaysia
Saab – Sweden
Ram – USA
Saleen – USA
Renault – France
Rolls-Royce UK
Saturn – USA
Porsche – Germany
Mitsubishi – Japan
Nissan – Japan
Changfeng – China

USA 21
UK 17
Japan 12
France 4
Italy 6
S. Korea 3
Germany 8
Sweden 3
India 2
Nigeria 1
Ghana 1
China 19
Australia 2
Czech republic 1
Malaysia 1
Romania 1

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