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List of automobile manufacturers of the United States

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Big Three (American automotive groups)
IndustryAutomotive
Area served
United States
ProductsAutomobiles

The Big Three

The prominent American automotive groups collectively known as the "Big Three" consist of Ford, General Motors, and Stellantis. Their active brands include:

Parent Company Brand Details
General Motors Buick Established in 1899; became part of GM in 1908.
Cadillac Initially launched as Henry Ford Company in 1901; rebranded as Cadillac in 1902; acquired by GM in 1909.
Chevrolet Founded in 1911; integrated into GM in 1918.
GMC Originated in 1900 through various acquisitions; GMC brand formalized in 1912.
Stellantis Chrysler Founded in 1925; experienced ownership transitions including Daimler and Fiat; FCA merged with PSA Group to create Stellantis in 2021.
Dodge Established in 1914; acquired by Chrysler in 1928.
Jeep Created in 1941; ownership passed through Willys-Overland, Kaiser Motors, AMC before Chrysler acquired it in 1987.
Ram Trucks Launched as a distinct truck brand during Chrysler's restructuring in 2010.
Ford Motor Company Ford Founded in 1903.
Lincoln Established in 1917; purchased by Ford in 1922.

Leading Electric Vehicle Manufacturers

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