There are a lot of car manufacturers in the world, so how many cars that start with G?
This article will look through all the car names starting with G, those currently in production, and those that aren’t anymore.
Here are all the car names starting with G, but let’s first look at the top manufacturers.
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Top 6 Cars That Start With G
- General Motors
- Genesis
- Ginetta
- GMC
- Gruppo Bertone
- Gumpert
Cars That Start With G: Still In Production
There are 30 automobile manufacturers producing vehicles whose names start with the letter G, and here they are in alphabetical order:
| GAC Fiat | GAZ | Genty Automotive | Ginetta | Great British Sports Cars |
| GAC Group | Geely | Geometry | Giotti Victoria | Great Wall Motors |
| GAC Toyota | General Motors | Ghandhara Industries | GLM | Grinnall |
| Gagliardi Design | General Motors Korea | Ghandhara Nissan | Global Electric Motorcars | Gruppo Bertone |
| Ganja Auto Plant | General Motors Special Vehicles (GMSV) | Gibbs | GM Uzbekistan | Guangqi Honda |
| Gardner Douglas Sports Cars | Genesis | Gillet | GMC | Gumpert |
Here is an amazing POV and sound of the Gardner Douglas GD427 V8 on some back roads:
Cars That Start With G: That Defunct
Since the invention of the self-propelled vehicle, there have been 103 automobile manufacturers that are no longer in business, and here they are in alphabetical order from their country of origin:
Australia
- Giocattolo
- Goggomobile
Brazil
- Gurgel
Canada
- Gray-Dort
China
- Gonow
- Green Field Motor
- Greentech Automotive
- Guizhou Yunque
France
| Galba | Gladiator | Grillet |
| Gardner-Serpollet | Gobron-Brillié | Grivel |
| Gautier–Wehrlé | Gordini | Guerraz |
| Georges Irat | Goujon | Guerry et Bourguignon |
| Georges Richard | Gregoire |
Germany
- Glas
- Goggomobil
- Goliath
- Gutbrod
Italy
- Ghia
Japan
- Gorham
Romania
- Grivbuz
Russia
- GM-AvtoVAZ
Sweden
- GEA
United Kingdom
| Galloway | Gilbern | Godsal | Guy |
| Garrard | Gilbert | Gordon | GWK |
| Garrard & Blumfield | Gilburt | Gordon GT | Gwynne-Albert |
| Geering | Gill | Gordon-Keeble | Gwynnes |
| Gerald | GN | Grose | |
| Gibbons | Godfrey-Proctor | GTM Cars |
United States
| G.J.G. | Gasmobile | German-American | Golden Eagle | Great Southern |
| G.V | Gaylord | Geronimo | Graham | Great Western |
| Gabriel | Gaylord Motor Car Company | Ghent | Graham-Paige | Greenleaf Cycle Company |
| Gaeth | Gearless | Gillette | Gramm | Gregory |
| Gale | Gem Motor Car Company | Gillig | Grant | Greyhound |
| Galloway | General | Glasspar | Graves & Condon | Grinnell Electric Car Company |
| Gardner | General Electric | Gleason | Gray Light Car | Griswold Motor Car Company |
| Garford | General Motors Corporation | Glide | Gray Motor Corporation | Grout |
| Gas-au-lec | Geneva | Globe Four | Great Eagle | Gurley |
| Gaslight | Geo | Glover | Great Smith | Gyroscope |
Source: Wikipedia
Final Thoughts On Cars That Start With G
Hopefully, you are surprised how many car manufacturers there are that names begin with G and the massive amount in the past.
It would have been interesting if most of these older manufacturers were still in production today.
FAQs
What Expensive Cars Start With The Letter G?
If you love track-focused cars, Ginetta has covered you with the G56 GT4 Supercup for $180,951.
The next tier Ginetta that can compete in the LeMans, the G58, costs $315,000, while the cheaper alternative is the LMP3 for $125,000.
They even make a legal road car, the Ginetta Akula, that you can get for an eye-watering $410,155.
One of the most expensive SUVs you can buy is the 2023 GMC Yukon XL Denali Ultimate 4WD; the right options can cost $105,210.
If you are a fan of Top Gear, you will know about the German car manufacturer Gumpert and their crazy cars, and their newest horse in the stable is the Gumpert Nathalie, which costs about $460,000.
What Does G Mean In Vehicles?
On older German-made vehicles that were 4WD or 4×4, you might have seen the G gear on the transmission.
This was a low gear designated for offroad use or towing; the G stands for Gelände-gang or offroad-gear.