A car manufacturer is a business entity that produces automobiles. Car manufacturers vary in size, from small regional and niche market producers to large global businesses with production facilities located in numerous countries. Combined, these manufacturers produce millions of cars and commercial vehicles each year. Examples of auto manufacturers include Ford Motor Company, General Motors, Honda Motor Company, and Toyota Motor Corporation.
A car manufacturer brand is sometimes called a “Make,” and the variety of vehicles it produces are referred to as “Models.”
Also, major car manufacturers have a “Certified Pre-Owned” (CPO) program, where shoppers can buy recently used models on the resale market that have been inspected and approved to the manufacturers’ standards.
