Every make, one honest ranking

GAC's mainstream passenger line; strong MPV presence.

42 in stock

Porsche

Germany · 1931

The 911 as a fixed point; everything else engineered around it.

36 in stock

Land Rover

United Kingdom · 1948

Genuine off-road hardware wrapped in drawing-room trim.

23 in stock

Infiniti

Japan · 1989

Nissan's luxury line; V6 power and rear-drive platforms.

20 in stock

Buick

USA · 1899

Quiet near-luxury crossovers; outsells itself many times in China.

19 in stock

Volvo

Sweden · 1927

Safety-first estates and quiet, upright SUVs.

15 in stock

Cadillac

USA · 1902

American luxury; Blackwing V-series as the enthusiast halo.

14 in stock

Hyundai

South Korea · 1967

Long warranties, bold design, strong value.

11 in stock

Mazda

Japan · 1920

Driver-focused chassis tuning and rotary-engine heritage.

10 in stock

Jeep

USA · 1941

Solid axles and removable doors; the off-road default.

8 in stock

Lincoln

USA · 1917

Ford's luxury arm; quiet cabins over outright sportiness.

8 in stock

Subaru

Japan · 1953

Boxer engines and standard symmetrical all-wheel drive.

8 in stock

MINI

United Kingdom · 1959

Go-kart handling and a footprint that still parks anywhere.

6 in stock

Baojun

SAIC-GM-Wuling's budget passenger brand.

5 in stock

Chevrolet

USA · 1911

GM's volume brand; small-block V8s and the Corvette.

5 in stock K

Kaido

Japan · 1961

Reliability as a design constraint. Hybrids that outlive loans.

4 in stock

Roewe

China · 2006

SAIC's domestic marque, built on the old Rover designs.

4 in stock

Aion

China · 2017

GAC's electric brand; a mainstay of Chinese ride-hailing fleets.

3 in stock A

Aurelia

Italy · 1947

Coachbuilt sedans and GTs, obsessive about steering feel.

3 in stock B

Bergström

Germany · 1929

Autobahn-calibrated chassis and inline sixes.

Geely

China · 1986

Owns Volvo, Lotus and Polestar; cars since 1997.

3 in stock H

Hanjin

Korea · 1976

Warranty-backed value with a ten-year plan.

Haval

China · 2013

Great Wall's SUV-only brand and its biggest seller.

Kia

South Korea · 1944

Design-forward value with a seven-year warranty.

3 in stock N

Norvik

Sweden · 1954

Safety-first estates and quiet, upright SUVs.

3 in stock R

Ridgeway

USA · 1938

Trucks and body-on-frame SUVs that tow without complaint.

Tesla

USA · 2003

Electric-only; the Supercharger network is half the product.

3 in stock V

Venucia

Dongfeng-Nissan's domestic value brand.

3 in stock V

Voltra

USA · 2011

Electric-only. Software-defined, over-the-air, fast.

Acura

Japan · 1986

Honda's North American premium badge; sporty front-drive bias.

Lifan

China · 1992

Chongqing maker; restructured into EV production as Livan.

Maserati

Italy · 1914

Grand touring with an exhaust note as the selling point.

Mitsubishi

Japan · 1970

Rally-bred all-wheel drive; now plug-in hybrid SUVs.

2 in stock S

Sable

UK · 1959

Hand-stitched interiors, understated exteriors.

AITO

Seres and Huawei joint brand; Huawei cabin software throughout.

BAIC

China · 1958

Beijing state group; parent of the Arcfox electric brand.

Citroen

France · 1919

Comfort as an engineering obsession; hydropneumatic heritage.

Dodge

USA · 1900

Muscle-car attitude; Hemi V8 Chargers and Challengers.

Dongfeng

China · 1969

State-owned major; parent of Voyah, Forthing, Aeolus and Nammi.

Foton

China · 1996

Commercial vehicles and pickups; a BAIC subsidiary.

Great Wall

China · 1984

Pickup and SUV specialist; parent of Haval, WEY, Tank and Ora.

Hongqi

China · 1958

FAW's flagship luxury marque; the Chinese state limousine.

JAC

China · 1964

Anhui maker of pickups, vans and licence-built models abroad.

Jaguar

United Kingdom · 1935

Ride quality and long bonnets; reinventing itself as EV-only.

Jetour

Chery's travel-themed SUV brand; strong in the Gulf.

Lamborghini

Italy · 1963

Wedge shapes and big naturally-aspirated V-engines.

Li Auto

Range-extender SUVs aimed squarely at large families.

1 in stock M

Maxus

China · 2011

SAIC's van and pickup brand; sold as LDV in some markets.

Suzuki

Japan · 1909

Small cars and genuine light off-roaders like the Jimny.

Tank

Great Wall's boxy off-road brand with real low-range hardware.

WEY

Great Wall's premium line, named for its founder.

Wuling

China · 1958

Microvans and the Hongguang Mini EV, China's cheapest electric.

Zeekr

Geely's premium EV brand; fast charging and shooting brakes.

Every other make we track166

No cars on the lot today — the brand page still has the history and what to watch for.

Abarth

Italy · 1949

Fiat's scorpion badge: stiffer, louder, quicker.

Aeolus

China · 2009

Dongfeng's own-badge passenger line.

Alfa Romeo

Italy · 1910

Steering feel and balance prioritised over practicality.

Alpina

Germany · 1965

BMW reworked for torque and long-distance calm, not lap times.

Alpine

France · 1955

Lightweight Renault-based sports cars; the A110 reborn.

Anadolu Isuzu

Turkey · 1965

Turkish Isuzu licensee; light trucks, vans and midibuses.

Apollo

Germany · 2004

Formerly Gumpert; extreme, track-focused Intensa Emozione.

Arcfox

BAIC's premium EV brand, developed with Magna.

Aston Martin

United Kingdom · 1913

Front-engined GTs that prize proportion over outright numbers.

Aurus

Russia · 2018

State limousine programme turned small luxury marque.

Austin

United Kingdom · 1905

Defunct 1987; the badge behind the original Mini.

Avatr

Changan, CATL and Huawei's joint premium EV brand.

None in stock B

Bahman Motor

Iran · 1952

Mazda and Chinese licence assembly; Capra and Fidelity SUVs.

Bentley

United Kingdom · 1919

Grand tourers with W12 muscle under hand-finished veneer.

Bestune

China · 2006

FAW's mainstream passenger brand for the domestic market.

Bollinger

USA · 2015

Utilitarian electric trucks; pivoted to commercial chassis.

Borgward

Germany · 1919

Post-war German marque; a 2015 Chinese-backed revival stalled.

Brabus

Germany · 1977

Mercedes tuner turned manufacturer; power and bespoke trim.

Brilliance

China · 1991

BMW's long-time China partner; own-brand output much reduced.

Bugatti

France · 1909

Top-speed record chasing; W16 era closed, hybrid V16 next.

Canoo

USA · 2017

Skateboard-platform electric vans; filed for bankruptcy in 2025.

Caterham

United Kingdom · 1973

The Lotus Seven, kept in production and stripped further.

Changan

China · 1862

Traces to an 1862 arsenal; a top-four Chinese manufacturer today.

None in stock C

Changhe

China · 1970

Microvans and small commercials; a Changan subsidiary.

Chery

China · 1997

China's largest vehicle exporter; Tiggo SUVs worldwide.

Chrysler

USA · 1925

Down to the Pacifica minivan; a Stellantis brand awaiting relaunch.

Cupra

Spain · 2018

SEAT's performance spin-off, now its own model line.

None in stock C

Czinger

USA · 2019

3D-printed structures and a tandem-seat hybrid hypercar.

DAF

Netherlands · 1928

Best known for trucks; its Variomatic cars ended in 1975.

DS Automobiles

France · 2014

Citroen's premium spin-off, leaning on French design cues.

Dacia

Romania · 1966

Renault engineering stripped to the essentials, priced low.

Daewoo

South Korea · 1937

Absorbed by GM in 2002; the badge persists on older used stock.

Daihatsu

Japan · 1907

Kei cars and compact runabouts; a Toyota subsidiary.

Datsun

Japan · 1931

Nissan's budget badge, retired again in 2022; classic 240Z appeal.

None in stock D

Dayun

China · 1987

Truck maker that expanded into electric passenger vehicles.

De Tomaso

Italy · 1959

Italian bodies over American V8s; revived as a low-volume marque.

DeLorean

USA · 1975

Stainless body and gullwing doors; one model, endless fame.

Deepal

Changan's mainstream electric and range-extender line.

None in stock D

Denza

United Arab Emirates · 2013

BYD's premium brand, originally a Mercedes joint venture.

None in stock D

Devel

Dubai hypercar project built around extreme quoted power figures.

Donkervoort

Netherlands · 1978

Seven-derived track cars with Audi five-cylinder power.

None in stock E

Eagle

USA · 1988

Short-lived Chrysler badge from the AMC acquisition.

None in stock E

Enovate

Small-volume electric SUV maker; production largely halted.

Exeed

China · 2017

Chery's premium line for export and domestic buyers.

FAW

China · 1953

China's first automaker; parent of Hongqi and Bestune.

Fangchengbao

BYD's off-road and personality brand, sold as Bao.

Faraday Future

USA · 2014

Long-delayed FF 91 luxury EV; minimal deliveries to date.

Ferrari

Italy · 1939

Racing first, road cars since 1947; the benchmark for exotics.

Fiat

Italy · 1899

Small, cheap and characterful; the 500 defines the modern brand.

Firefly

China · 2024

NIO's compact city-car brand for Europe and China.

Fisker

USA · 2016

Design-led EV startup; ceased operations in 2024.

Force Motors

India · 1958

Utility vehicles and people carriers; the Gurkha off-roader.

Forthing

China · 2001

Dongfeng's value passenger brand; MPVs and crossovers.

GAC

China · 1997

Guangzhou group behind Trumpchi, Aion and Hyptec.

GAZ

Russia · 1932

Commercial vans and light trucks; Volga saloons historically.

GMC

USA · 1911

Chevrolet trucks in upmarket trim; Denali and the Hummer EV.

Genesis

South Korea · 2015

Hyundai's luxury marque; German-rivalling refinement, lower price.

Geo

USA · 1989

GM's rebadged-import brand; folded into Chevrolet in 1997.

None in stock H

Haima

China · 1988

Hainan maker with Mazda roots; now small-volume and EV-focused.

Hennessey

USA · 1991

Tuner turned manufacturer; the Venom series.

Hino

Japan · 1942

Toyota-owned truck and bus maker; light-duty cabs turn up used.

Holden

Australia · 1856

GM Australia; retired in 2020, Commodore V8s still sought after.

Hummer

USA · 1992

Retired in 2010, revived as a GMC electric sub-brand in 2020.

Hycan

GAC and NIO's joint electric venture.

Hyptec

Aion's design-led premium sub-brand.

IM Motors

China · 2020

SAIC, Alibaba and Zhangjiang's premium electric venture.

Iran Khodro

Iran · 1962

Iran's largest carmaker; Samand, Dena, Runna and Peugeot licences.

Isdera

Germany · 1969

Tiny-volume coachbuilder; famously periscope-mirrored Imperator.

Isuzu

Japan · 1916

Diesel pickups and commercial trucks; left most car markets.

None in stock J

JMC

China · 1947

Jiangling Motors; Ford-partnered light trucks and pickups.

Jaecoo

Chery's off-road-styled export brand, launched alongside Omoda.

None in stock J

Jetta

China · 2019

Volkswagen's China-only budget marque, split from the model name.

Kaiyi

China · 2014

Budget sedans and crossovers spun out of Chery.

Karma

USA · 2015

Successor to Fisker Automotive; low-volume range-extended luxury.

None in stock K

Karry

China · 2009

Chery's commercial and light-van arm.

None in stock K

Kerman Motor

Iran · 1994

Assembles Jac and Lifan-derived models for the domestic market.

King Long

China · 1988

Buses and passenger vans; a fixture of export fleets.

Koenigsegg

Sweden · 1994

In-house everything; repeatedly rewrites the top-speed book.

Lada

Russia · 1966

AvtoVAZ's mass-market badge; simple, cheap, widely serviced.

Lancia

Italy · 1906

Rally royalty reduced to one model; a relaunch is underway.

None in stock L

Landwind

China · 2004

SUV brand best remembered for a contested Range Rover lookalike.

Leapmotor

In-house EV tech; Stellantis took a stake for global sales.

None in stock L

Lotus

United Kingdom · 1948

"Simplify, then add lightness" — now Geely-owned and electric.

Lucid

USA · 2007

Class-leading efficiency and range from in-house drive units.

None in stock L

Luxeed

Huawei and Chery joint brand, sibling to AITO.

Lynk & Co

Geely and Volvo's shared platform brand with subscription sales.

M-Hero

Dongfeng's military-styled electric off-roaders.

MG

United Kingdom · 1924

British sports-car badge, now SAIC's global export brand.

MVM

Iran · 2003

Modiran Vehicle Manufacturing; Chery models built under licence.

Maextro

China · 2024

Huawei and JAC's ultra-luxury flagship venture.

Mahindra

India · 1945

Rugged ladder-frame SUVs with genuine Jeep lineage.

Maruti Suzuki

India · 1981

India's largest carmaker; Suzuki designs built locally at scale.

Maybach

Germany · 1909

Mercedes' ultra-luxury sub-brand; rear-seat first.

McLaren

United Kingdom · 1963

Carbon tubs and F1 know-how; road cars since 2010.

Mercury

USA · 1938

Ford's mid-tier badge, discontinued in 2011.

Mitsuoka

Japan · 1968

Retro-bodied conversions on mainstream Japanese platforms.

Morgan

United Kingdom · 1910

Ash-framed roadsters built much as they were in the 1930s.

Moskvich

Russia · 1930

Soviet marque revived in 2022 on rebadged Chinese platforms.

NIO

China · 2014

Premium EVs built around a battery-swap network.

None in stock N

Nammi

Dongfeng's small-EV brand for city buyers.

None in stock N

Neta

Value-priced EVs from Hozon; strong export push.

Noble

United Kingdom · 1999

Small-series mid-engined cars with deliberately analogue feel.

Oldsmobile

USA · 1897

One of America's oldest marques; wound down in 2004.

Omoda

Chery's design-led crossover brand aimed at younger buyers.

Onvo

China · 2024

NIO's family-focused sub-brand, priced below the main line.

Opel

Germany · 1862

Practical German hatchbacks; Stellantis-owned since 2021.

Ora

Great Wall's retro-styled small electric cars.

Pagani

Italy · 1992

Carbon artistry and AMG V12s, in double-digit volumes.

None in stock P

Pars Khodro

Iran · 1957

SAIPA subsidiary; Renault-derived and Brilliance-licensed models.

Perodua

Malaysia · 1993

Malaysia's budget volume brand, built on Daihatsu platforms.

Peugeot

France · 1810

Carmaker since 1889; i-Cockpit cabins and long-legged diesels.

Plymouth

USA · 1928

Chrysler's budget brand; Barracuda and Prowler live on used.

Polestar

Sweden · 1996

Volvo's performance arm, standalone and electric since 2017.

Pontiac

USA · 1926

GM's performance division, shut in 2010; GTO and Firebird legacy.

Proton

Malaysia · 1983

Malaysia's national marque; Geely-backed since 2017.

Qoros

China · 2007

Chery-Israeli joint venture aimed at Europe; production halted.

RUF

Germany · 1939

Builds its own 911-shaped cars with RUF chassis numbers.

Ram

USA · 2010

Dodge's truck line spun into its own brand; coil-sprung rear.

Renault

France · 1899

Hatchbacks and vans; a deep hot-hatch bench under Renault Sport.

Renault Korea

South Korea · 1994

Formerly Renault Samsung; Korean-built Renault and Geely designs.

None in stock R

Rimac

Croatia · 2009

Electric hypercars and the battery tech behind other marques.

None in stock R

Rising Auto

SAIC's mid-market EV brand, spun out of Roewe's R line.

Rivian

USA · 2009

Electric adventure trucks and SUVs; quad-motor torque vectoring.

Rolls-Royce

United Kingdom · 1904

Silence engineered as a feature; effortless V12 torque.

None in stock R

Rover

United Kingdom · 1878

Defunct since 2005; still common on older UK used forecourts.

Rox

Range-extended luxury off-roaders, sold as Polestones in export.

SAIC

China · 1955

Shanghai group owning MG, Roewe, Maxus and IM Motors.

SAIPA

Iran · 1966

Pride, Tiba, Quick and Shahin; Iran's second volume manufacturer.

SEAT

Spain · 1950

Volkswagen mechanicals with a sharper, younger brief.

SSC

USA · 1998

Shelby SuperCars; top-speed contender with the Tuatara.

Saab

Sweden · 1945

Defunct 2012; aircraft-derived quirks and strong turbo engines.

Saturn

USA · 1985

GM's no-haggle experiment with polymer panels; ended in 2010.

Scion

Japan · 2003

Toyota's US youth brand, folded back in 2016; FR-S and tC live on used.

Seres

Chongqing manufacturer that builds AITO; formerly Sokon.

Shelby

USA · 1962

Cobra and hotted-up Mustangs; still a Ford performance partner.

Skoda

Czechia · 1895

VW underneath, more space and "simply clever" cabin details.

Skyworth

China · 2019

TV manufacturer's electric SUV venture.

Soueast

China · 1995

Fujian maker, relaunched under Chery for export markets.

Spyker

Netherlands · 1880

Aviation-styled interiors; production repeatedly interrupted.

SsangYong

South Korea · 1954

Body-on-frame SUVs and pickups; renamed KG Mobility in 2022.

TVR

United Kingdom · 1946

Loud, light, no driver aids; long-promised revival still pending.

Talbot

France · 1903

Defunct 1994 Anglo-French marque; occasional classic listings.

Tata

India · 1945

India's volume leader in EVs; also owns Jaguar Land Rover.

Tatra

Czechia · 1850

Air-cooled rear-engined sedans; now trucks only.

Tofas

Turkey · 1968

Fiat's Turkish partner; Doblo and Egea built in Bursa.

Togg

Turkey · 2018

Turkey's national EV brand; first deliveries in 2023.

None in stock T

Trabant

Germany · 1957

Duroplast-bodied East German icon; a collector curio now.

Triumph

United Kingdom · 1885

Defunct car marque (1984); the motorcycle name lives on separately.

UAZ

Russia · 1941

Utilitarian 4x4s and vans built for terrain, not comfort.

Vauxhall

United Kingdom · 1857

Opel's UK twin — same cars, right-hand drive, different badge.

United Arab Emirates · 2012

VinFast

Vietnam · 2017

Vietnam's first global carmaker; electric-only since 2022.

None in stock V

Voyah

China · 2020

Dongfeng's premium electric marque; large SUVs and MPVs.

None in stock W

W Motors

Lykan HyperSport; the Gulf's first hypercar manufacturer.

None in stock W

WM Motor

Early EV startup; entered restructuring in 2023.

Wartburg

Germany · 1898

East German two-stroke saloons; ended with reunification.

None in stock W

Wiesmann

Germany · 1988

Hand-built retro roadsters on BMW running gear.

XPeng

China · 2014

Software-led EVs with in-house driver-assistance stack.

Xiaomi

Phone maker turned carmaker; the SU7 sold out on launch.

Yangwang

BYD's ultra-luxury line; quad-motor tank turns and float mode.

None in stock Y

Yudo

Fujian electric startup; limited output after restructuring.

ZAZ

Ukraine · 1923

Zaporizhia's small-car plant; Tavria and Lanos assembly.

None in stock Z

Zamyad

Iran · 1963

Workhorse pickups and light commercials; a SAIPA company.

Zenvo

Denmark · 2007

Danish hypercars built in single-digit annual numbers.

None in stock Z

Zotye

China · 2005

Known for close-copy designs; collapsed, then partially revived.

iCar

Chery's boxy, youth-aimed electric off-road line.

smart

Germany · 1994

City two-seaters, reborn as a Mercedes-Geely electric brand.