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Cord

Est. 1929United States

Cord is an American luxury automobile brand known for its innovative engineering and advanced design. It was produced by the Auburn Automobile Company under E. L. Cord and introduced technologies such as front-wheel drive, hidden headlamps, and aerodynamic body styling. Cord is best known for its iconic models, the L-29 and 810/812.

Cowin

Est. 2014China

Cowin C3 is a Chinese subcompact car series produced by Kaiyi Auto, a subsidiary of Chery. It includes the C3 sedan and C3R hatchback, first introduced as prototypes in 2014. The model was designed as an affordable urban vehicle, later expanded with an electric version (C3R EV) and rebadged variants under Chery New Energy.

Cupra

Est. 2018Spain

Cupra is a performance-focused automotive brand owned by the Volkswagen Group and based in Spain. It originated from SEAT’s motorsport division and became an independent brand in 2018. Cupra specializes in sporty, design-driven vehicles that combine dynamic driving performance with modern technology and electrification. Its lineup includes high-performance SUVs, hatchbacks, and electric models such as the Cupra Formentor and Cupra Born, positioning the brand between mainstream and premium segments.

Czinger

Est. 2019United States

Czinger is an American high-performance automotive manufacturer based in Los Angeles, specializing in hybrid hypercars. Founded in 2019, the company is known for its innovative use of generative design and advanced additive manufacturing (3D printing) to create ultra-lightweight and high-performance vehicles. Its flagship model, the Czinger 21C, is a limited-production hybrid hypercar designed for extreme performance and cutting-edge engineering.

Dacia

Est. 1966Romania

Dacia is a Romanian automobile manufacturer and a key brand within the Renault Group. Renowned for delivering practical, reliable, and cost-effective vehicles, Dacia combines modern engineering with excellent value for money. The brand has achieved strong success across Europe with models such as the Duster, Sandero, and Logan, earning a reputation for durability, efficiency, and accessibility.

Dadi

Est. 1988China

Dadi Auto is a Chinese automotive manufacturer founded in 1988 and headquartered in Baoding, China. The company is recognized for producing pickup trucks, SUVs, and commercial vehicles designed for both personal and professional use. With roots in vehicle manufacturing and engineering, Dadi Auto built a reputation for offering practical, durable, and cost-effective transportation solutions, contributing to the growth of China's automotive industry.

Daewoo

Est. 1937South Korea

Daewoo Motors was a South Korean automotive manufacturer founded in 1937. The company became known for producing a diverse range of passenger cars, SUVs, and commercial vehicles that combined modern design, reliable engineering, and affordability. With popular models such as the Matiz, Lanos, and Nubira, Daewoo established a strong presence in both domestic and international markets and played an important role in the development of South Korea’s automotive industry.

Daihatsu

Est. 1951Japan

Daihatsu is a Japanese automobile manufacturer renowned for its expertise in compact cars, kei vehicles, and light commercial vehicles. The company is known for producing affordable, fuel-efficient, and reliable transportation solutions. Since 2016, Daihatsu has operated as a wholly owned subsidiary of Toyota Motor Corporation, focusing on the development of practical and compact vehicles for Japan and emerging global markets.

Daimler

Est. 1896United Kingdom

Daimler was a prestigious British luxury automobile manufacturer renowned for its refined craftsmanship, engineering excellence, and royal heritage. The brand gained international recognition for producing elegant luxury vehicles for royalty, government officials, and distinguished customers, securing its place as one of the most iconic names in British automotive history before being discontinued in 2009.

Dallara

Est. 1972Italy

Dallara is a leading Italian motorsport engineering company specializing in the design and manufacture of high-performance racing cars and advanced automotive technologies. Renowned for its innovation, aerodynamic expertise, and involvement in premier racing series worldwide, Dallara has established itself as one of the most influential names in global motorsport.

Est. 1981United Kingdom

Dallas was a French automobile manufacturer best known for producing compact, Jeep-inspired recreational vehicles. Founded by Jean-Claude Hrubon and later developed under Automobiles Grandin, the brand combined rugged styling with reliable Renault and PSA mechanical components. Produced between 1981 and 1998, Dallas vehicles gained popularity for their lightweight construction, simplicity, and distinctive off-road-inspired design, making them a unique part of France’s automotive heritage.

Datsun

Est. 1931Japan

Datsun was a globally recognized Japanese automotive brand owned by Nissan, renowned for producing dependable, affordable, and innovative vehicles. Through iconic models such as the Datsun 510, Fairlady, and Z-Series, the brand helped establish Nissan’s international presence and played a significant role in shaping the global reputation of Japan’s automotive industry.

Dayun

Est. 1987China

Dayun Group is a leading Chinese automotive and industrial conglomerate recognized for its expertise in commercial vehicles, motorcycles, powertrain technologies, and new-energy mobility solutions. Through continuous innovation and large-scale manufacturing capabilities, the company has established itself as a significant force in China's transportation and automotive industries.

Est. 2000United States

Deco Rides is an American specialty automobile manufacturer known for producing handcrafted retro-inspired vehicles and kit cars. Drawing inspiration from the elegant designs of the 1930s, the company combines classic styling with modern engineering, creating distinctive automobiles for collectors and automotive enthusiasts.

Deepal

Est. 2018China

Deepal is a Chinese electric vehicle brand owned by Changan Automobile, specializing in battery-electric and extended-range electric vehicles. Founded in 2018 and established as an independent brand in 2023, Deepal is known for combining advanced technology, intelligent features, and modern design. The brand has quickly emerged as a promising player in China's EV industry, with a growing lineup of innovative sedans and SUVs.

Delage

Est. 1905France

Delage was a prestigious French luxury and racing car manufacturer founded by Louis Delâge in 1905. Renowned for its elegant craftsmanship, advanced engineering, and motorsport success, the brand gained international acclaim through its luxury automobiles and Grand Prix-winning race cars, leaving a lasting legacy of performance and innovation.

DeLorean

Est. 1975United States

DeLorean is an iconic American automotive brand founded by John DeLorean in 1975. Best known for the legendary DMC-12, featuring its stainless-steel body and distinctive gull-wing doors, the brand became a symbol of innovation and automotive culture. Despite its short production history, DeLorean achieved worldwide recognition and remains one of the most memorable names in automotive history.

Denza

Est. 2010China

Denza is a Chinese premium electric vehicle brand founded in 2010 and fully owned by BYD. Originally established as a joint venture between BYD and Mercedes-Benz, the brand combines advanced electrification technology, luxury design, and intelligent mobility solutions. With a growing lineup of electric and plug-in hybrid vehicles, Denza has rapidly expanded beyond China, positioning itself as a global competitor in the premium new-energy vehicle market.

DeSoto

Est. 1928United States

DeSoto was an American automobile brand created by Chrysler in 1928 to compete in the mid-price vehicle segment. It became known for its stylish design, engineering innovation, and popular models such as the Firedome and Fireflite, positioned between Dodge and Chrysler within the corporate lineup.

De Tomaso

Est. 1959Italy

De Tomaso Automobili is an Italian sports and luxury car maker founded in Modena in 1959 by Alejandro de Tomaso. It is best known for models like the Pantera, which combine Italian design with American V8 power. The brand has a strong motorsport heritage and has recently returned with modern retro-inspired supercars like the P72.

DFM

Est. 1969China

Dongfeng Motor Corporation is a major Chinese state-owned automaker based in Wuhan. Founded in 1969, it produces passenger cars, commercial vehicles, and electric vehicles, and operates brands like Voyah, M-Hero, and Aeolus. It also has long-term joint ventures with companies such as Nissan, Honda, and Stellantis, and is a key player in China’s automotive industry.

DFSK

Est. 2003China

DFSK Motor is a Chinese automotive manufacturer originally established as a joint venture between Dongfeng Motor Corporation and Seres Group. The company specializes in producing a wide range of vehicles, including microvans, light commercial trucks, and affordable passenger SUVs under the Fengon (DFSK Glory) brand. With manufacturing facilities in Chongqing and Hubei, DFSK has expanded into both domestic and international markets, focusing on cost-effective mobility solutions. The company is now fully owned by Seres Group.

DKW

Est. 1916Germany

DKW was a German automobile and motorcycle manufacturer founded in 1916 by engineer Jørgen Skafte Rasmussen. The company became one of the world's largest motorcycle producers and a pioneer in front-wheel-drive and two-stroke engine technology. In 1932, DKW joined Audi, Horch, and Wanderer to form Auto Union, the predecessor of modern Audi.

Dodge

Est. 1914United States

Dodge is an American automobile brand founded by John and Horace Dodge in 1914. Originally established as Dodge Brothers, the company became known for producing durable passenger cars, trucks, SUVs, and high-performance vehicles, and later became part of Chrysler and the Stellantis automotive group.