Cars That Start With A

Looking for cars that start with the letter A?

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There are two types of A names cars might have, either their brand name might start with an A or their model name might start with an A.

To cover, our bases, we’ve included both.

So, here’s our list of A car brands and A car models.

First up, Car Brands That Start With A.

Car Brands That Start With A

This are lists of car companies that start with the letter A and car marques/makes that start with the letter A, separated by current and past car companies.

(You can find more about each brand below.)

Current Car Brands That Start With A

• Abarth (Italy)
• ABT Sportsline (Germany)
• AC Cars (UK)
• Acura (Japan)
• Agrale (Brazil)
• AIL (Israel)
• Aixam (France)
• Alfa Romeo (Italy)
• Almac (New Zealand)
• Alpina (Germany)
• Alpine (France)
• Alternative Cars (New Zealand)
• AM General (US)
• Anteros (US)
• Arash (UK)
• Arcimoto (US)
• Ariel (UK)
• Arrinera (Poland)
• Artega (Germany)
• Aspark (Japan)
• Aspid (Spain)
• Aston Martin (UK)
• Audi (Germany)
• Aurica (US)
• Avia (Czech Republic)

Past Car Brands That Start With A

• Acadian (Canada)
• Adam Motor Company (Pakistan)
• ADK (Belgium)
• Aero (Czech Republic)
• Ajax (US)
• Alatac (Belgium)
• Albion (UK)
• Alesbury (Ireland)
• Allard (UK)
• Alpha Sports (Australia)
• Alta (Greece)
• Alvis (UK)
• AMC (US)
• American Simplex (US)
• Amherst (Canada)
• Amilcar (France)
• Amphicar (Germany)
• Amplex (US)
• Anadol (Turkey)
• Anasagasti (Argentina)
• Andino (Argentina)
• Anglo-Dane (Denmark)
• Anziel (New Zealand)
• Apal (Belgium)
• Apal (Germany)
• Armston Siddeley (UK)
• ASA (Argentina)
• ASA (Italy)
• Ascari (UK)
• Ascort (Australia)
• Asia (South Korea)
• Aspa (Czech Republic)
• Astra (Belgium)
• Asüna (Canada)
• Attica (Greece)
• Auburn (US)
• Austin (Australia)
• Austin (UK)
• Austin-Healey (UK)
• Australian Six (Australia)
• Australis (Australia)
• Austro-Daimler (Austria)
• Austro-Tatra (Austria)
• Auto Union (Germany)
• Auto-Mixte (Belgium)
• Autobianchi (Italy)
• Autocars (Israel)
• Autokinitoviomihania Ellados (Greece)
• Automeccanica (Greece)
• Autozam (Japan)
• Aziz (Azerbaijan)

Car Names & Models That Start With A

This is a list of some of the most popular car models that start with the letter A.

These cars have actual car names that begin with A and many of them are still in production today:

• A112 (Autobianchi)
• A3 (Audi)
• A310 (Alpine)
• A4 (Audi)
• A5 (Audi)
• A6 (Audi)
• A7 (Audi)
• A8 (Audi)
• Acadia (GMC)
• Accord (Honda)
• Aerio (Suzuki)
• Alfasud (Alfa Romeo)
• Almera (Nissan)
• Altima (Nissan)
• Alto (Suzuki)
• Ambassador (Hindustan)
• Astro (Chevrolet)
• ATS (Cadillac)
• Avalanche (Chevrolet)
• Avalon (Toyota)
• Avanza (Toyota)
• Aveo (Chevrolet)

Current ‘A’ Car Brand Name Glossary

• Abarth (Italy): Performance-oriented Fiat subsidiary
• ABT Sportsline (Germany): Aftermarket tuning for Audi and VW
• AC Cars (UK): Makers of the iconic AC Cobra
• Acura (Japan): Honda’s luxury vehicle division
• Agrale (Brazil): Commercial and agricultural vehicles
• AIL (Israel): Military and off-road vehicles
• Aixam (France): Microcars and light quadricycles
• Alfa Romeo (Italy): Italian luxury and sports cars
• Almac (New Zealand): Kit car manufacturer
• Alpina (Germany): High-performance BMW variants
• Alpine (France): French sports car revival
• Alternative Cars (New Zealand): Miniature car kits
• AM General (US): Military and utility vehicles
• Anteros (US): Custom luxury sports cars
• Arash (UK): Limited-production hypercars
• Arcimoto (US): Three-wheeled electric vehicles
• Ariel (UK): Lightweight, high-performance cars
• Arrinera (Poland): Polish supercars
• Artega (Germany): Small-scale sports car manufacturer
• Aspark (Japan): Electric hypercars
• Aspid (Spain): Advanced engineering sports cars
• Aston Martin (UK): British luxury sports cars
• Audi (Germany): Luxury vehicles with a focus on tech
• Aurica (US): Electric vehicle development
• Avia (Czech Republic): Commercial trucks

Past ‘A’ Car Brand Name Glossary

• Acadian (Canada): Canadian badge-engineered Chevrolets
• Adam Motor Company (Pakistan): Budget cars and trucks
• ADK (Belgium): Early 20th-century trucks
• Aero (Czech Republic): Pre-WWII Czech cars
• Ajax (US): Short-lived Nash subsidiary
• Alatac (Belgium): Vintage family cars
• Albion (UK): Commercial vehicles and buses
• Alesbury (Ireland): Vintage Irish cars
• Allard (UK): Post-war sports cars
• Alpha Sports (Australia): Kit and sports cars
• Alta (Greece): Small cars and jeeps
• Alvis (UK): Luxury and military vehicles
• AMC (US): Innovators in compact cars
• American Simplex (US): Early American luxury cars
• Amherst (Canada): Short-lived early cars
• Amilcar (France): Vintage sports cars
• Amphicar (Germany): Amphibious cars
• Amplex (US): Early 20th-century vehicles
• Anadol (Turkey): Turkey’s first domestic car brand
• Anasagasti (Argentina): Early Argentinian cars
• Andino (Argentina): Argentina’s mid-century cars
• Anglo-Dane (Denmark): Early Danish automobiles
• Anziel (New Zealand): Prototype sedans
• Apal (Belgium): Kit cars and buggies
• Apal (Germany): Replicas and conversions
• Armston Siddeley (UK): Luxury British cars
• ASA (Argentina): Utility vehicles
• ASA (Italy): Small, high-performance cars
• Ascari (UK): British supercars
• Ascort (Australia): 1950s sports cars
• Asia (South Korea): Commercial vehicles
• Aspa (Czech Republic): Small pre-war cars
• Astra (Belgium): Cars and buses
• Asüna (Canada): Badge-engineered GM cars
• Attica (Greece): Microcars and mopeds
• Auburn (US): Classic American luxury cars
• Austin (Australia): British cars under license
• Austin (UK): Mass-market British cars
• Austin-Healey (UK): British sports cars
• Australian Six (Australia): Early Australian cars
• Australis (Australia): Short-lived small cars
• Austro-Daimler (Austria): Austrian luxury cars
• Austro-Tatra (Austria): Austrian trucks
• Auto Union (Germany): Predecessor to Audi
• Auto-Mixte (Belgium): Early hybrid vehicles
• Autobianchi (Italy): Fiat’s small car subsidiary
• Autocars (Israel): Israel’s first car manufacturer
• Autokinitoviomihania Ellados (Greece): Greek military vehicles
• Automeccanica (Greece): Greek microcars
• Autozam (Japan): Mazda’s sub-brand
• Aziz (Azerbaijan): Limited Azerbaijani vehicles

And there you have it, the A brand and A model cars from around the world!