Brazil

Four-wheel-drive utility family developed in 2003–2005 from Engesa EE-4/EE-12 rights and produced from 2004. Military AM2/11/20/21/23/31/41 and civil…

The Autolatina Volkswagen Apollo is catalogued as a compact car originating in Brazil. Its sourced production chronology runs from 1989 to 1992. The…

First proprietary BRM-badged car after four years assembling Bugre and Glaspac products. Its shortened customer-supplied Volkswagen platform and…

Elementary but versatile commercial family on a Volkswagen Kombi 1500 platform reinforced by two extra longitudinal members, reportedly increasing…

Targa member of BRM's first proprietary-chassis generation. A tubular structure with sheet-steel centre tunnel was integrated into the fiberglass…

Simpler open companion to the M-4, identified by its exposed tubular roll bar rather than the targa treatment. It shared BRM's new integrated…

One of Brazil's early commercial autocross designs, using a tubular frame and Búfalo-related mechanical package with front disc brakes. The assembly…

Jeep-styled two-wheel-drive utility with fiberglass body integrated into a steel chassis, removable fabric doors and top, manual winch, tow hitch and…

Upmarket angular restyle replacing M-4, with rectangular lamps, folding windscreen and spare under the front lid. BRM retained its integrated…

Lower-cost companion to M-6, with newly angular nose but traditional exposed round lamps inherited from BRM's earliest California-style buggies. It…

Compact off-road-focused buggy with body shortened about 30 cm through reduced overhangs and a 10 cm shorter wheelbase, improving approach and…

Radical front-wheel-drive BRM study, half buggy and half jeep, formed almost entirely from flat planes, chamfers and right angles. It was engineered…

Long version of M-8 that gradually replaced M-6, combining greater passenger space with the protected rear-engine skirt. Four finish levels included…

Twentieth-anniversary long buggy retaining BRM's angular nose but adding fuller fenders and side skirts plus revived striped-vinyl upholstery first…

Short, fuller-fendered counterpart to M-11 and especially prominent around the rear wheel arches. Early cars used tubular bumpers; later examples…

Intermediate-length new-century BRM, 20 cm shorter than M-8 Long. It retained rectangular lamps from older families but used lighter side-skirt forms…

Largest BRM buggy at launch—60 cm longer than M-12 and 30 cm longer than M-11—and unrelated in body or dimensions to the original short M-8. Round…

Modern-design buggy derived from Paraná maker Way. BRM supplied chassis-design know-how and received a licence to use Way's body, first advertising…

All-new subcompact SUV coupe reviving the Sonic nameplate on the GEM platform shared with the Onix, built exclusively by GM do Brasil at Gravataí for…

The Fittipaldi EF7 is a documented vehicle model from the Brazil-origin Fittipaldi marque. The catalog also contains sourced technical specifications…

The Gurgel Itaipu is a documented vehicle model from the Brazil-origin Gurgel marque. Its sourced production chronology runs from 1975 to 1975.

The Gurgel BR-800 is a documented vehicle model from the Brazil-origin Gurgel marque. Its sourced production chronology runs from 1988 to 1992.

The Lobini H1 is a documented vehicle model from the Brazil-origin Lobini marque. Its sourced production chronology runs from 2005 to 2013. The…

Compact crossover SUV

The San Vito S1 is a documented vehicle model originating in Brazil. Its sourced production chronology runs from 2008 to 2017.

The Simca do Brasil Simca Profissional is a documented vehicle model from the Brazil-origin Simca do Brasil marque. The catalog also contains sourced…

The Simca do Brasil Simca Esplanada is a documented vehicle model from the Brazil-origin Simca do Brasil marque. Its sourced production chronology…

four-wheel drive vehicle manufactured by Tecnologia Automotiva Catarinense

Brazilian vehicle

The Troller Veículos Especiais Troller Pantanal is a documented vehicle model from the Brazil-origin Troller Veículos Especiais marque. Its sourced…

The Volkswagen Trucks and Buses Volkswagen Worker is catalogued as a truck from the Brazil-origin Volkswagen Trucks and Buses marque.