Car Brands That Start With G

Every car brand in the archive whose name begins with G, with its logo and history.

Car brands A to Z Updated By Sources & methodology

Short answer

15 car brands in the archive start with G, including GMC, Geely and Genesis.

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Car Brands That Start With G: Key Facts

Brands on this list
15
Countries
7
Oldest brand
GMC (1911)
Newest brand
Geely (1986)
Most brands from
China (5)

Car Brands That Start With G at a Glance

Car Brands That Start With G — 15 brands, best known first
BrandCountryFounded
GMC logo
GMCPickups & SUVs
United States 1911
Geely logo
GeelyMass-market
China 1986
Genesis logo
GenesisVehicle maker
South Korea —
Galaxy logo
GalaxyVehicle maker
China —
Gardner Douglas logo
Gardner DouglasVehicle maker
United Kingdom —
GAZ logo
GAZVehicle maker
Russia —
Geo logo
GeoVehicle maker
United States —
Geometry logo
GeometryVehicle maker
China —
Gilbern logo
GilbernVehicle maker
United Kingdom —
Gillet logo
GilletVehicle maker
Belgium —
Ginetta logo
GinettaVehicle maker
United Kingdom —
GMA logo
GMAVehicle maker
United Kingdom —
Golden Dragon logo
Golden DragonVehicle maker
China —
Great Wall logo
Great WallVehicle maker
China —
Gumpert logo
GumpertVehicle maker
Germany —

Car Brands That Start With G: Entry Details

GMC logo

GMC

United States · Founded 1911

See how the GMC badge evolved from an early General Motors Truck emblem into today's red wordmark, what "GMC" stands for, and which trucks and SUVs carry it.

Segment
Pickups & SUVs
Archived logo versions
3
GMC logo & history →
Geely logo

Geely

China · Founded 1986

Follow the Geely logo from a red cone mark to the blue roundel, the blue-and-gold shield and today's flat black grille emblem, plus the founder and the cars behind it.

Segment
Mass-market
Archived logo versions
6
Geely logo & history →
Genesis logo

Genesis

South Korea

How the Genesis winged badge developed from the 2008 sedan era to the flat black emblem of 2020, what the wings and shield show, and which cars defined the brand.

Segment
Vehicle maker
Archived logo versions
3
Genesis logo & history →
Galaxy logo

Galaxy

China

How the Geely Galaxy logo works, what its six-block mark and Chinese lettering show, who stands behind the brand, and which Galaxy models define it.

Segment
Vehicle maker
Archived logo versions
1
Galaxy logo & history →
Gardner Douglas logo

Gardner Douglas

United Kingdom

A look at the Gardner Douglas oval badge, what its G and D letters show, and the Cobra and Lola T70 replicas the Grantham builder is known for.

Segment
Vehicle maker
Archived logo versions
1
Gardner Douglas logo & history →
GAZ logo

GAZ

Russia

How the GAZ emblem moved from a 1932 oval naming Molotov to the Nizhny Novgorod deer, the crowned shield and today's silver deer, plus the cars that made the name.

Segment
Vehicle maker
Archived logo versions
8
GAZ logo & history →
Geo logo

Geo

United States

How the red Geo wordmark with a blue globe in its final letter identified GM's small-car brand from 1989 to 1997, and which Geo cars mattered most.

Segment
Vehicle maker
Archived logo versions
1
Geo logo & history →
Geometry logo

Geometry

China

How Geely's electric sub-brand Geometry is identified by a faceted silver badge and a wide wordmark, what is known about the design, and which models carried it.

Segment
Vehicle maker
Archived logo versions
1
Geometry logo & history →
Gilbern logo

Gilbern

United Kingdom

The Gilbern badge puts a red Welsh dragon on a green plaque. Here is its story, the name behind it, and the cars the Welsh maker built from 1959 to 1973.

Segment
Vehicle maker
Archived logo versions
1
Gilbern logo & history →
Gillet logo

Gillet

Belgium

The Gillet logo is a tall oval badge with a stylized letter G. Learn what is documented about the Belgian maker of the Vertigo supercar and its emblem.

Segment
Vehicle maker
Archived logo versions
1
Gillet logo & history →
Ginetta logo

Ginetta

United Kingdom

How the orange and grey Ginetta roundel with its angular G works, where the British racing and sports car maker came from, and which cars made its name.

Segment
Vehicle maker
Archived logo versions
1
Ginetta logo & history →
GMA logo

GMA

United Kingdom

The Gordon Murray Automotive badge, a winged mermaid on a blue and green shield, and the British supercar maker behind it.

Segment
Vehicle maker
Archived logo versions
1
GMA logo & history →
Golden Dragon logo

Golden Dragon

China

The Golden Dragon badge of Xiamen Golden Dragon Bus, what its chevron design shows, how the name works, and which vans the brand builds.

Segment
Vehicle maker
Archived logo versions
1
Golden Dragon logo & history →
Great Wall logo

Great Wall

China

How the Great Wall Motors badge went from a flat red oval to a chrome emblem, what the shapes may mean, and which Great Wall vehicles built the brand.

Segment
Vehicle maker
Archived logo versions
2
Great Wall logo & history →
Gumpert logo

Gumpert

Germany

How the Gumpert griffin crest relates to the Altenburg supercar maker founded by Roland Gumpert, who was behind it, and which cars defined the brand.

Segment
Vehicle maker
Archived logo versions
1
Gumpert logo & history →

Car Brands That Start With G: Analysis

Why browse by initial

Browsing by initial is the quickest way to find a brand when only the first letter is certain. Brands starting with G come from different countries and eras, so the list is also a cross-section of the industry.

Where these brands come from

China has the most brands on this list (5 of 15), followed by United Kingdom (4) and United States (2). In all, 7 countries are represented.

FAQ: Car Brands That Start With G

Which car brands start with G?

GMC, Geely, Genesis, Galaxy, Gardner Douglas, GAZ, Geo, Geometry, Gilbern and Gillet, and 5 more in the table above.

Which is the oldest brand on this list?

GMC, founded in 1911.

How is this list compiled?

Brands are listed by the first letter of their name as it appears on the brand page.

Sources & methodology

Brands are listed by the first letter of their name as it appears on the brand page. Each brand page lists its own sources, and the logo images are an educational reference archive.

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