Germany

Trans-Am race car

IMSA GTO race car

second generation of Audi's B-segment car

Subcompact car by Audi

touring car by Audi

Luxury vehicle

full size sedan by Audi

full size sedan by Audi

Sporting coupé of the Audi 80

full-size crossover SUV

mid-engine hybrid sports car

Electric crossover

second generation of the SUV Audi Q3

Coupé SUV version of the Audi Q3

Battery-electric crossover SUV manufactured by Audi

Coupé SUV version of the Audi Q5

Battery-electric crossover SUV

SUV manufactured by Audi

Wagon

Sport car (SUV)

electric car

concept car

Sport car

Sport car

type of vehicle

DTM race car

EV GT: grand touring electric vehicle; gran turismo

North American (and Australian) market name for the first-generation Audi 80 (B1 platform) — Audi's first mass-market model in the US, effectively…

car model manufactured by Audi

sport car model

Works Group B rally version of the Sport quattro homologation road car. The definitive 'S1 E2' evolution added a shortened front overhang, front…

First generation of Audi's flagship sedan, replacing the Audi V8. First mass-produced car with an all-aluminum unibody (Audi Space Frame/ASF,…

Le Mans Prototype (LMP900) built by Audi Sport/Joest Racing, preceded by two 1999 prototypes (open-cockpit R8R, closed-cockpit R8C). Five overall Le…

car model manufactured by Audi

concept car

concept car

supercar

Le Mans Prototype built with Dallara. First diesel-powered car to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans, taking overall victory in 2006, 2007, and 2008.…

sports car model

Closed-cockpit Le Mans Prototype (LMP1), Audi's first hybrid racing car and its most successful Le Mans prototype family — won the 24 Hours of Le…

sports car model

Audi Prologue Concept Car 2014 LA Auto Show

crossover by Audi

crossover SUV

EV SUV by Audi

Electric executive car

all-electric SUV

German microcar

Generally regarded as the world's first purpose-built automobile.

third generation of the subcompact automobile BMW 1 Series

electric vehicle

BMW coupes

Compact Coupe of BMW

Compact car

BMW model

BMW 3 series G20 generation (2019)

military 4x4 ATV of the Wehrmacht

BMW 7 series car

sixth-generation BMW 7 Series

seventh-generation BMW 7 Series

first generation of the BMW 8 Series

second generation of the BMW 8 Series

BMW 7 Series luxury car

BMW 7 Series luxury car

BMW 7 Series car

Luxury sedan from BMW

model car

mid-size crossover SUV

Fourth generation of the subcompact automobile BMW 1 Series

Luxury crossover SUV

compact sport utility vehicle

Sport-Sedan of 3-series

limited-production variant of the BMW M4 Coupe (G82)

BMW car model

third generation of the BMW X1

second-generation line of the BMW X4

third generation of the BMW X6

second generation of BMW Z4 roadsters

third generation of BMW Z4 roadsters

first generation of BMW Z4 roadsters

electric concept car

electric car model

Electric sedan

battery electric version of the seventh-generation BMW 7 Series

battery electric subcompact luxury crossover SUV

Full-size luxury sedan sharing its 'Baroque Angel' (Barockengel) body with the six-cylinder 501, distinguished by BMW's first postwar V8. Germany's…

Bubble-window microcar; one of the most successful post-war microcars.

BMW's first genuinely new post-war design (sedan line; the related coupe is already separately catalogued as 'New Class coupe'). Returned BMW to…

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BMW car model

BMW car model

Fuel-injected, high-performance version of the 2002 (02 Series), replacing the carbureted 2002 ti. Widely regarded as the model that cemented BMW's…

The original E9-platform homologation-special coupe nicknamed 'Batmobile' for its factory aero package (front air dam, fender fins, roof spoiler,…

BMW car model

Sports car that was produced by German automaker BMW from 1978 to 1981.

high-performance version of the 6-Series automobile, designed by the motorsport division of BMW

high performance variants of the BMW Z3 and Z4 coupé and roadster

BMW car model

compact SUV from BMW

car model, roadster (2002-)

Shape Shifting Concept Car by BMW

High-performance M variants of the first-generation Z4 (5,070 Roadsters + 4,275 Coupes). Unlike other Z4 models, used hydraulic power steering and…

high-performance version of the BMW 3 Series (E90 generation)

Limited-run M version of the E82 1 Series coupe, named '1M' (not 'M1') to avoid confusion with the 1978 M1 supercar. Originally planned at ~2,700…

luxury compact coupe

Compact SUV

plug-in hybrid sports car

high performance version of the 8 Series grand tourer manufactured by the motorsport division of German automobile manufacturer BMW

SUV

First-ever high-performance M version of the X3 compact SUV (F97 chassis), launched 2019. Catalog previously only had X5 M Competition representing…

First-ever high-performance M version of the X4 coupe-SUV (F98 chassis), launched 2019; production ended 2025 with no combustion successor (electric…

Full-size sport utility vehicle by BMW

electric automobile model

Battery-powered electric SUV

Concept car unveiled September 2023 at IAA Mobility, Munich, previewing BMW's next-generation 'Neue Klasse' EV design language ahead of production…

high-performance plug-in hybrid crossover SUV

battery electric version of the eighth-generation BMW 5 Series

Brennabor — Brandenburg-based maker of cars and bicycles.

vehicle widely regarded as the first automobile

One of the first four-wheeled automobiles; converted from a horse carriage.

DKW two-stroke survivors, eventually merged into Auto Union/Audi.

Framo — Saxony-based small commercial / three-wheeler maker.

Goliath two-stroke light cars — Borgward group.

Hanomag Kommissbrot — small two-cylinder economy car; nicknamed for its loaf-like shape.

Borgward group's Lloyd — small air-cooled two-stroke cars.

sports car

compact sedan

high-performance unique sports car

1920s German automobile

1930s car produced by Maybach

racing car model

Mercedes-AMG sportscar (2023-)

Six-wheel drive pickup truck from Mercedes-Benz

five-door executive car introduced by Mercedes-Benz in 2018

plug-in hybrid sports liftback

M-Class III / GLE I

sports car

seventh-generation Mercedes-Benz SL-Class

car model (1931–1939)

Mid-size luxury car

car model manufactured by Mercedes-Benz

Classic Racing Car

Sleeper Car

Mercedes-Benz Accelo

Model of automobile

GLE Coupé I

Mercedes-Benz coupé and convertible models

CLK I

CLK II

CL-Class II

CL-Class III

Mercedes-Benz S-Class coupé and convertible

CLS II

CLS I

CLE I

Mercedes-Benz GLC Coupe II

CLS III

GLE Coupé II

C-Class Sportcoupé (2000-2011)

German Grand Touring race car

sports car built by Mercedes-AMG

estate version of the CLS sedan

electric subcompact SUV by Mercedes-Benz

seven-seat electric compact SUV by Mercedes-Benz

fully-electric luxury SUV

battery electric executive car by Mercedes-Benz

Premium electric crossover

crossover SUV made by Mercedes-Benz

mid-size luxury crossover sport utility vehicle

light commercial cabover van made by Mercedes-Benz

car model (1924–1929)

Touring motorcar produced by DMG

Touring motorcar produced by DMG

automobile model (1953–1962)

automobile model (1971-1989)

SL-Class (1989–2001)

SLK I

SLK II

SLK III / SLC I

SL-Class (2001-2011)

concept car built for the 2011 Los Angeles Auto Show Design Challenge

pickup truck marketed between 2007 and 2009

German truck

vehicle made by Daimler-Benz

W213 version for China

car model (1963-1971)

1933 concept car

car model (1926–1933)

car model (1926–1930)

car model (1930-1938)

large luxury car (1928-1939)

motor vehicle (1956-1959)

car model (1965-1972)

car model (1929–1934)

Mercedes-Benz executive car made between 1961 and 1968

car model (1961-1965)

Mercedes-Benz executive car made between 1968 and 1976

S-Class

Mercedes-Benz executive car made between 1953 and 1962

Mercedes-Benz executive car made between 1976 and 1986

late 1930s experimental high-speed automobile

motor vehicle (1958–1960)

S-Class III

car model (1937–1942)

Mercedes-Benz mid-size car made between 1931 and 1936

M-Class II

A-Class IV

car model (1954-1959)

Luxury touring car produced by Mercedes-Benz

Luxury 4-door produced by Mercedes-Benz

Mercedes 190 series sedans

C-Class I

C-Class II

car model (1933–1937)

E-Class III (2003-2009)

E-Class IV (2010-2016)

E-Class V (2017-2023)

E-Class VI (2023-)

fourth generation S-Class

fifth generation S-Class

sixth generation S-Class

car model (1934–1939)

Citan I

Citan II

G-class (1979–1992)

utility version of the Mercedes-Benz G-class between 1990 and 2020

G-class (1990–2024)

G-class (2023–)

V-Class I

V-Class II

GL-Class (2006–2012)

GL-Class (2012-2019)

GL-Class (2019-)

E-Class I (1985-1996)

seventh generation S-Class

Mercedes-Benz executive car before and after WWII

Formula One works racer driven by Fangio and Moss to 9 of 12 races and both 1954-55 drivers' championships; built in closed-wheel 'streamliner' and…

car model (1959–1968)

Ultra-luxury vehicle produced by Mercedes-Benz

S-Class II

Mid-size/executive range (saloon, estate/T-model, coupe, cabriolet, long-wheelbase), retroactively renamed E-Class in 1993. Renowned for exceptional…

car model (2000-2010)

E-Class II (1995-2002)

light commercial van

SUV produced by Mercedes-Benz

concept car introduced in 2007

C-Class III

SL-Class (2012-2020)

mid-size luxury 4x4 car

Luxury SUV produced by Mercedes-Benz

electric minivan by Mercedes-Benz

luxury pickup truck by Mercedes-Benz

electric full-size luxury liftback by Mercedes-Benz

C-Class V

All-electric MPV/van-based people-mover on Mercedes' new VAN.EA (800V) platform, successor to the EQV, offered as VLE 300 (FWD) and VLE 400 4MATIC…

city car

compact SUV

type of Ascona family car manufactured by Opel

type of Ascona family car manufactured by Opel

type of Ascona family car manufactured by Opel

Generation K of Opel Astra

Generation L of Opel Astra

mid-size, entry-level luxury sedan

car model manufactured by Opel

soft top convertible

electric car model

opel R5 rally car

subcompact crossover SUV

off-road vehicle

racing cars

compact SUV

Generation B of Opel Insignia

1970s car model

city car

subcompact SUV

light commercial vehicle sold in the UK

car model manufactured by Opel

luxury car

large family car

large MPV manufactured by General Motors

1936 car

luxury car manufactured from 1938 to 1970

E-segment car produced by Opel between 1967 and 1982

sports car manufactured by Opel

full-size luxury automobile

city car

leisure activity vehicle

Micro electric car

sports car, second generation of the Porsche 911

1948-1965 sports car

1950s German military vehicle

sports car, restyled version of the Porsche Cayman

original sales designation of the Porsche 911

1965-1969 sports car four-cylinder development of the Porsche 911

car model manufactured and marketed collaboratively by Volkswagen and Porsche from 1969 until 1976

race car built and sold collaboratively by Volkswagen and Porsche

German sports car turbocharged variant

racing version of the Porsche 911 Turbo

2019 track car

sports car, third generation of the Porsche 911

seventh generation of the Porsche 911

Porsche's sports car (2019-)

sports car, 1993-1998 models of the Porsche 911

sports car, 1999-2004 Porsche 911, first water-cooled 911 models

2005–2012 sports car

electric SUV

concept car designed by Giorgetto Giugiaro

brand of Porsche automobile

sports car, first and second generations of the Porsche 911

series of one- or two-seat sports-racing cars built by Porsche

automobile model manufactured by Porsche

sports car

luxury crossover SUV produced by Porsche

electric car model

1924 Simson passenger car

battery electric mid-size crossover SUV

subcompact car

Concept Car

battery electric vehicle version of the Smart Fortwo city car

Stoewer — pre-war Stettin-based German manufacturer; also built WWI staff cars.

concept car

camper conversion for Volkswagen Type 2 buses

Mid-size crossover SUV

Volkswagen car model

special nickname of the VW Käfer

Brazilian subcompact, 1980–2023

touring car

second generation of the VW Golf

fourth generation of the Volkswagen Golf

compact car by Volkswagen

touring car

compact car manufactured by Volkswagen

electrical vehicle

concept automobile

electric car

BEV model by Volkswagen

battery electric mid-size sedan

battery electric station wagon

German compact car

sedan developed by NSU

Volkswagen prototype

1998 revival of the classic compact car

second generation of the Passat model of Volkswagen cars

fifth-generation midsize Volkswagen sedan/saloon and wagon/estate

ninth generation of Volkswagen Passat

car model series

Car model manufactured by SAIC Volkswagen

car model (2001-2009)

car model (2009-2017)

sixth generation of Volkswagen Polo

custom off-road competition car

sports car

German amphibious car

sixth generation of the Volkswagen Transporter

Full-size crossover SUV

compact CUV

Mid-size crossover SUV

First generation of VW Tiguan

Third generation of VW Tiguan

fourth generation of the Volkswagen Transporter

fifth generation of the Volkswagen Transporter

1949 special version made for the German police

first generation of the Volkswagen Transporter

second generation of the Volkswagen Transporter

third generation of the Volkswagen Transporter

compact car

1968-1974 car type

Subcompact sedan

volkswagen minivan

model of Volkswagen

electric car model

electric city car

Volkswagen-made car produced from 1938 to 2003

small convertible utility vehicle

car model (1975-1996)

an automobile produced by Volkswagen

minivan

Compact sedan (1992–1999)

car model ( 1996-2006)

Saloon car related to the MK4 Golf.

city car

car model manufactured by Volkswagen

sport compact car produced by the German manufacturer Volkswagen since 2006

mid-2000s city car

three-wheeled concept car

city car

concept car

4-door fastback sedan/5-door shooting brake

subcompact crossover SUV

electric car

subcompact crossover SUV

battery-electric crossover SUV

Subcompact crossover SUV

battery electric B-segment car/supermini

Pre-war Auto Union constituent brand — Wanderer, with Horch, DKW and Audi.