Liste des marques automobiles populaires

Mercedes-Benz, also known as simply Mercedes or occasionally as Benz, is a German luxury and commercial vehicle automaker founded in 1926. The headquarters of Mercedes-Benz AG, a 2019 subsidiary of the Mercedes-Benz Group, are located in Stuttgart, Baden-Württemberg, Germany. Mercedes-Benz AG manufactures premium cars for consumers as well as commercial vehicles with the Mercedes-Benz logo. Heavy commercial vehicles (trucks and buses) with the Mercedes-Benz brand will be controlled by Daimler Truck starting in November 2019. Daimler Truck was once a division of the Mercedes-Benz Group but became a separate business in late 2021. Mercedes-Benz sold 2.31 million passenger cars in 2018, making it the most popular luxury vehicle brand globally.

The high-performance division of Mercedes-Benz AG is Mercedes-AMG GmbH, sometimes referred to as AMG. To personalize Mercedes-Benz AMG automobiles, AMG recruits engineers on its own and enters into agreements with producers. In Affalterbach, Baden-Württemberg, Germany, the business is headquartered.

The American automaker Ford Motor Company's Mercury division is no longer in operation. Mercury, which Edsel Ford founded in 1938, acted as Ford's mid-priced brand for for all of its history, spanning the cost difference between the Ford and Lincoln model lines. The brand battled with General Motors' Buick and Oldsmobile for many years, as well as with Chrysler's own brand (following the closure of DeSoto).

From 1985 until 1989, the Lincoln-Mercury subsidiary of Ford Motor Company offered the Merkur (German pronunciation: [mku], Mercury) line of cars. Merkur, which got its name from the German term for Mercury, sold captive imports made by the German subsidiary of Ford of Europe to North American consumers of European executive vehicles.

Merkur was one of the least successful car brands in the contemporary American auto industry when Lincoln-Mercury discontinued it after the 1989 model year. It only lasted one more model year than Ford's previous, more notable failure, the Edsel.

MEV: Pioneering Urban Electric Mobility
Introduction to MEV MEV, which stands for Manchester Electric Vehicles, is a British car company dedicated to developing innovative and affordable electric vehicles. Founded by Tim Harper, a former European Space Agency engineer, and Dr. Tony Keating from Keating Supercars, MEV is based in Bolton, UK. The brand focuses on creating sustainable urban mobility solutions, combining cutting-edge technology with practical design.

Microcar: The French Pioneer of Compact Mobility
Introduction to Microcar Microcar is a renowned French manufacturer of microcars, known for its innovative and compact vehicles designed for urban mobility. Founded in 1984 as a division of the Bénéteau Group, a major sailboat manufacturer, Microcar has become a significant player in the European microcar market. The brand specializes in producing license-exempt vehicles, also known as "sans permis" cars, which can be driven without a traditional driver's license in many European countries.

MINI: A Legacy of Innovation and Style
Introduction to MINI MINI is a British automotive brand known for its iconic small cars that combine style, performance, and practicality. Founded in 1959 by the British Motor Corporation (BMC), MINI has become a symbol of British automotive ingenuity and has a rich history that spans over six decades. Today, MINI is owned by the German multinational automotive company BMW and continues to produce a range of popular models.

Mitsuoka: The Epitome of Japanese Craftsmanship and Innovation
Introduction to Mitsuoka Mitsuoka Motor Co., Ltd. is a unique Japanese automobile manufacturer known for its retro-styled vehicles that blend classic design with modern technology. Founded on February 1, 1968, by Susumu Mitsuoka, the company is headquartered in Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture, Japan. Mitsuoka is celebrated for its distinctive approach to car design, often drawing inspiration from classic British and American cars of the 1950s and 1960s.

Mitsuoka: The Epitome of Japanese Craftsmanship and Innovation
Introduction to Mitsuoka Mitsuoka Motor Co., Ltd. is a unique Japanese automobile manufacturer known for its retro-styled vehicles that blend classic design with modern technology. Founded on February 1, 1968, by Susumu Mitsuoka, the company is headquartered in Toyama City, Toyama Prefecture, Japan. Mitsuoka is celebrated for its distinctive approach to car design, often drawing inspiration from classic British and American cars of the 1950s and 1960s.

Morgan: A Legacy of British Craftsmanship and Innovation
Introduction to Morgan Morgan Motor Company is a distinguished British car manufacturer known for its handcrafted sports cars that blend traditional craftsmanship with modern technology. Founded in 1910 by Henry Frederick Stanley Morgan, the company is headquartered in Malvern, Worcestershire, UK. Morgan is celebrated for its unique approach to car manufacturing, using wood in the construction of its vehicles, a practice that has continued for over a century.

A British privately held automobile manufacturer named Morris Motors Limited was established in 1919 to acquire the assets of William Morris's WRM Motors Limited and go on with the same vehicle production. Its output accounted for 42% of British automobile manufacturing by 1926, a remarkable pace of growth that was attributable to William Morris's approach of importing both major and small components and putting them together in his own plant. Morris Motors was self-financing thanks to its enormous profits, but the company did borrow money from the general public in 1926. In 1936, when Morris Motors used the additional funds to purchase a number of his other privately held companies, it also shared some of its ownership with the general public.

Mosler: The Art of High-Performance Engineering
Introduction to Mosler Mosler Automotive was an American sports car manufacturer known for its high-performance vehicles and innovative engineering. Founded in 1985 by Warren Mosler, the company was headquartered in Riviera Beach, Florida. Mosler Automotive gained a reputation for producing some of the most advanced and powerful sports cars of its time, combining cutting-edge technology with exceptional design.