List of automobile manufacturers of Michigan

This is a list of current and defunct automobile manufacturers of Michigan.

Company Name	Headquarters	Years	Marques	Models	Notes
Abbott Motor Car Company	Detroit	1909–1916	Abbott-Detroit		Moved to Cleveland, Ohio
Aerocar Company	Detroit	1905–1908	Aerocar		Sold to Hudson Motor Car Company
Aland Motor Car Company	Detroit	1916–1917	Aland
Alpena Motor Car Company	Alpena	1910–1910	Alpena Flyer
Alter Motor Car Company	Plymouth	1914–1916	Alter
American Cyclecar Company	Detroit	1914	American
American Motors Corporation	Southfield	1954–1987	AMC	Gremlin, Pacer, Eagle	Sold to Chrysler Corporation
American Voiturette Company	Detroit	1913–1914	Car-Nation
Anderson Electric Car Company	Detroit	1907–1939	Detroit Electric
Anhut Motor Car Company	Detroit	1909–1910	Anhut
Apex Motor Corporation	Ypsilanti	1920–1922	Ace
Argo Electric Vehicle Company	Saginaw	1912–1916	Argo Electric		Sold to Columbia Motors
Argo Motor Company	Jackson	1914–1918	Motorvique, Argo
Austin Automobile Company	Grand Rapids	1901–1921	Austin
Autoparts Manufacturing Company	Detroit	1910	King-Remick
Barley Motor Car Company	Kalamazoo	1916–1929	Barley, Pennant, Roamer
Bates Automobile Company	Lansing	1903–1905	Bates
Bean-Chamberlain Manufacturing Company	Hudson	1901–1902	Hudson
Beisel Motorette Company	Monroe	1914	Beisel
Belmont Electric Auto Company	Wyandotte	1916	Belmont
Benham Manufacturing Company	Detroit	1914–1917	Benham
Berwick Auto Car Company	Grand Rapids	1904	Berwick
Blomstrom (C.H.) Motor Company	Detroit	1904–1910	Car de Luxe, Queen
Blomstrom Manufacturing Company	Detroit, Adrian	1908–1909	Gyroscope
Blood Brothers Auto & Machine Company	Kalamazoo	1902–1905	Blood
Bour-Davis Company	Detroit	1916–1918	Bour-Davis		Moved to Indiana, then Louisiana
Briggs-Detroiter Motor Car Company	Detroit	1912–1917	Briggs-Detroiter
Briscoe Motor Corporation	Jackson	1915–1917	Briscoe		Became Earl
Brush Motor Car Company	Detroit	1907–1910	Brush	Runabout	Merged to form United States Motor Company
Buick Motor Company; Buick Auto-Vim and Power Company	Detroit, Flint	1903–1908	Buick	Model B	Became part of General Motors Corporation
Burtt Manufacturing Company	Kalamazoo	1902–1906	Cannon
C.V.I. Motor Car Company	Jackson	1907–1908	C.V.I.
Cadillac Automobile Company	Detroit	1902–1909	Cadillac	Runabout and Tonneau	Sold to General Motors
Carhartt Automobile Company	Detroit	1910–1911	Carhartt
Century Motor Company; Century Electric Car Company	Detroit	1911–1915	Century
Chalmers Motor Car Company; Chalmers-Detroit	Detroit	1908–1924	Chalmers-Detroit (to 1910), Chalmers	30 Roadster, 30 Touring	Sold to Maxwell Motor Corporation
Checker Motors Corporation	Kalamazoo	1922–1982	Checker Taxi Cab
Chevrolet Motor Car Company	Detroit	1911–1918	Chevrolet	Series 490	Acquired by General Motors Corporation
Chrysler Corporation	Detroit	1925–1998	Chrysler	New Yorker	Sold to Daimler-Benz
Church Manufacturing Company	Adrian	1903–1904	Lenawee
Church-Field Motor Company	Sibley	1912–1913	Church-Field
Clark-Carter Automobile Company; Cutting Motor Car Company	Jackson	1909–1912	Cutting
Clark & Company	Lansing	1902–1904	Clarkmobile
Clipper Automobile Company	Grand Rapids	1902	Clipper
Columbia Motors	Detroit	1917–1924	Columbia Six
Cricket Cyclecar Company	Detroit	1914	Cricket
Davis Cyclecar Company	Detroit	1914	Davis
Day Automobile Company	Detroit	1911–1914	Day Utility
De Luxe Motor Car Company	Detroit	1908	De Luxe		Sold to E-M-F Company
De Vaux-Hall Motors Company; Continental-De Vaux Company	Grand Rapids	1931–1934	De Vaux, De Vaux Continental
Deal (J.J.) and Son Carriage Factory	Jonesville	1905–1911	Deal
Demot Car Company	Detroit	1910	De Mot
Detroit Air-Cooled Car Company	Detroit	1922–1923	D.A.C.
Detroit Auto Vehicle Company	Detroit	1904–1907	Crown
Detroit Automobile Company, Henry Ford Company	Detroit	1899–1902	Detroit	Delivery truck	Reorganized into Cadillac Automobile Company
Detroit Automobile Manufacturing Company	Detroit	1905–1907	Paragon
Detroit Cyclecar Company	Detroit	1913–1914	Detroit Cyclecar, Little Detroit Speedster
Detroit Steam Motors Corporation	Detroit	1922–1923	Trask-Detroit
Detroit-Dearborn Motor Car Company	Dearborn	1909–1910	Detroit-Dearborn
Detroit-Oxford Motor Car Company	Oxford	1905–1906	Detroit-Oxford
Dingfelder Motor Company	Detroit	1903	Dingfelder
Dodge Brothers Company	Detroit	1914–1928	Dodge Brothers	Model 30	Sold to Chrysler Corporation
Dodge (A.M.) Company	Detroit	1914–1915	Dodge
Dodgeson Motors	Detroit	1926	Dodgeson
DODO	Detroit	1912	DODO
Dolson (J.L.) & Sons	Charlotte	1904–1907	Dolson
Dort Motor Car Company	Flint	1915–1924	Dort
Downing Motor Company	Detroit	1913–1915	Downing-Detroit
Dragon Automobile Company	Detroit	1906	Dragon		Moved to Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Dudly Tool Company	Menominee	1913–1915	Dudly Bug
Durant Motors	Lansing	1921–1931	Durant, Flint, Star	Durant Touring Car, Flint Six "55" Brougham, Star Sedan
Earl Motors Incorporated	Jackson	1921–1923	Earl		Formerly Briscoe
Engler (W.B.) Cyclecar Company	Pontiac	1914–1915	Engler
Essex Motor Company	Detroit	1918–1922	Essex		Incorporated into parent company Hudson Motor Car Company
Excel Distributing Company	Detroit	1914	Excel
E-M-F Company	Detroit	1909–1912	E-M-F	30	Sold to Studebaker
Faulkner-Blanchard Motor Car Company	Detroit	1910	Faulkner-Blanchard
Fischer (G.J.) Company	Detroit	1914	Fischer
Flyer Motor Car Company	Mount Clemens	1913–1914	Flyer
Ford Motor Company	Detroit	1903–Present	Ford, Edsel, Mercury	Escort, Mustang
Friend Motors Corporation	Pontiac	1920–1921	Friend
Gaylord Motor Car Company	Gaylord	1911–1912	Gaylord
Gem Motor Car Company	Grand Rapids, Jackson	1917–1919	Gem
General Engineering Company	Detroit	1917–1918	Doble		Formerly in Massachusetts, later in California
General Motors Corporation	Detroit	1908–Present	Buick, Cadillac, Chevrolet, LaSalle, Oakland, Oldsmobile, Pontiac, Scripps-Booth	Corvette, Volt
Gray Motor Corporation	Detroit	1922–1926	Gray
Greenleaf Cycle Company	Lansing	1902	Greenleaf
Grinnell Electric Car Company	Detroit	1910–1913	Grinnell
Griswold Motor Car Company	Detroit	1907	Griswold
Hackett Motor Car Company; Lorraine Motors Corporation	Detroit, Grand Rapids, Jackson	1916–1922	Hackett, Lorraine
Hammer Motor Company	Detroit	1905–1906	Hammer
Hammer-Sommer Auto Carriage Company	Detroit	1902–1904	Hammer-Sommer		Split into Hammer Motor Company and Sommer
Handley Motors Incorporated	Kalamazoo	1921–1923	Handley-Knight
Harrison Motor Car Company	Grand Rapids	1905–1907	Harrison
Harroun Motor Sales Corporation	Wayne	1917–1922	Harroun
Havers Motor Car Company	Port Huron	1908–1914	Havers
Hawk Cyclecar Company	Detroit	1914	Hawk
Henry Motor Car Company	Muskegon	1910–1912	Henry
Herreshoff Motor Company	Detroit	1909–1914	Herreshoff
Hitchcock Motor Car Company	Warren	1909	Hitchcock
Hudson Motor Car Company	Detroit	1909–1954	Hudson, Terraplane	Twenty	Merged to form American Motors Corporation
Hupp Motor Company	Detroit	1909–1940	Hupmobile
Hupp-Yeats Electric Car Company	Detroit	1911–1916	Hupp-Yeats
Huron River Manufacturing Company	Ann Arbor	1911–1912	Ann Arbor
Imperial Automobile Company	Jackson	1908–1916	Imperial		Merged to form Mutual Motors Company
J.P.L. Cyclecar Company	Detroit	1913	JPL
Jackson Automobile Company	Jackson	1903–1923	Jackson, Jaxon, Orlo
Jacquet Motor Corporation of America	Belding	1921	Jacquet Flyer
Jaeger Motor Car Company	Belleville	1932–1933	Jaeger
Janney Motor Company	Flint	1906	Janney
Kaiser-Frazer	Ypsilanti	1945–1963	Allstate, Frazer, Henry J, Jeep, Kaiser Darrin		Sold to American Motors Corporation
Keeton Motor Company	Detroit	1912–1914	Keeton	"48", Riverside Tourer	Merged to form American Voiturette Company
Kermath Motor Car Company	Detroit	1907–1908	Kermath
Kessler Motor Company	Detroit	1921–1922	Kessler
King Motor Car Company	Detroit	1911–1923	King
Koppin Motor Company	Fenton	1915	Koppin
K-R-I-T Motor Car Company	Detroit	1909–1916	"KT"
Lewis Spring and Axle Company	Chelsea, Jackson	1915–1921	Hollier
Liberty Motor Car Company	Detroit	1916–1923	Liberty	Six	Sold to Columbia Motors
Light Motor Car Company	Detroit	1914	Light
Lincoln Motor Car Company	Detroit	1914	Lincoln
Lincoln Motor Company	Dearborn	1917–1922	Lincoln	L-Series	Sold to Ford Motor Company
Lion Motor Car Company	Adrian	1909–1912	Lion
Little Motor Car Company	Flint	1912–1915	Little		Introduced by William Durant at same time as Chevrolet
Lozier Motor Company	Detroit	1910–1915	Lozier	Big Six
Malcolm Jones Cyclecar Company	Detroit	1914–1915	Malcolm Jones
Manistee Motor Car Company	Manistee	1910–1913	Autoette
Marvel Motor Car Company	Detroit	1907	Marvel
Matheson Motor Car Company	Grand Rapids	1903	Matheson		Moved to Holyoke, Massachusetts
Maxwell Motor Company	Detroit	1913–1925	Maxwell	Model 25	Became Chrysler Corporation
Menominee Electric Manufacturing Company	Menominee	1915	Menominee
Mercury Cyclecar Company	Detroit	1914	Mercury
Michigan Automobile Company	Kalamazoo	1903–1908	Michigan
Michigan Buggy Company	Kalamazoo	1911–1914	Michigan
Miller Car Company	Detroit	1912–1913	Miller
Monarch Motor Car Company	Detroit	1913–1916	Monarch
Monroe Motor Car Company	Flint, Pontiac	1914–1918	Monroe
Mount Pleasant Motor Company	Mount Pleasant	1914–1915	M.P.M.
Motorcar Company; Cartercar Company	Detroit, Jackson, Pontiac	1905–1909	Cartercar		Sold to General Motors Corporation
Mutual Motors Company	Jackson	1916–1919	Marion-Handley
Nelson (E.A.) Motor Car Company	Detroit	1917–1921	Nelson
Nielson Motor Car Company	Detroit	1907	Nielson
Northern Manufacturing Company	Detroit	1902–1908	Northern		Sold to E-M-F Company
Nu-Klea Automobile Corporation	Lansing	1959–1960	Nu-Klea	Starlite
Oakland Motor Car Company	Pontiac	1907–1909	Oakland		Sold to General Motors Corporation
Olds Motor Works	Lansing	1897–1908	Oldsmobile	Curved Dash	Sold to General Motors Corporation
Olympian Motors Company	Pontiac	1917–1921	Olympian
Owen Motor Car Company	Detroit	1910–1914	Owen
Packard Motor Car Company; Studebaker-Packard Corporation	Detroit	1903–1956	Packard	Clipper, Patrician
Paige-Detroit Motor Car Company	Detroit	1908–1927	Paige, Jewett	Daytona	Became Graham-Paige
Paterson (W.A.) Company	Flint	1909–1923	Paterson
Pilgrim Motor Car Company	Detroit	1914	Pilgrim
Pontiac Spring & Wagon Works	Pontiac	1899–1908	Pontiac		Merged to form Oakland Motor Car Company
Princess Cyclecar Company; Princess Motor Car Company	Detroit	1913–1918	Little Princess, Princess
Pungs-Finch Auto & Gas Engine Company	Detroit	1904–1910	Pungs-Finch
Railsbach (L.M.)	Saginaw	1914	Railsbach
Rapid Motor Vehicle Company	Pontiac	1902–1909	Rapid	Buses, Cars, Trucks	Sold to General Motors Corporation
Read Motor Company	Detroit	1913–1914	Read
Regal Motor Car Company	Detroit	1907–1918	Regal
Reliance Automobile Manufacturing Company	Detroit	1903–1907	Reliance
REO Motor Car Company	Lansing	1905–1954	REO	Flying Cloud, Royale	Merged to form Diamond Reo Trucks
Rex Motor Company	Detroit	1914	Rex
Rickenbacker Motor Company	Detroit	1922–1927	Rickenbacker
Robie Motor Car Company	Detroit	1914	Robie
Ross Automobile Company	Detroit	1915–1918	Ross
Saginaw Motor Company	Saginaw	1916–1918	Yale
Saxon Motor Car Company	Detroit, Ypsilanti	1914–1922	Saxon	Duplex
Small Motor Car Company	Detroit	1910	Cavac
Scripps-Booth	Detroit	1913–1916	Scripps-Booth	Model C	Sold to Chevrolet Motor Car Company
Soules Motor Car Company	Grand Rapids	1905–1908	Soules
Stout Motor Car Company	Dearborn	1932–1936	Stout	Scarab
Walker Motor Car Company	Detroit	1905–1906	Walker	Model B
Wheeler Manufacturing Company	Detroit	1904	Detroit
Wills (C.H.) and Company	Marysville	1921–1927	Wills Sainte Claire