This is the eighth article in a series on the history of automotive nomenclature over 135 years and three continents (and the first of two on the Japanese automotive industry). Previous parts can be read here:
- Where do car brands come from? Part 1: Shooting
- Automobilwerk: Where do German car brands come from?
- From the “prancing horse” to the “cuore sportivo”: the origin of Italian car brands
- Between “Voiturette” and “Dyane”; The history of automobile manufacturers in France.
- Morris, Aston Martin or Rolls Royce: the Englishmen who gave name to car brands
- Wartburg, Moskvich and the origin of Eastern European car brands
- Hispano-Suiza, Steyr, DAF: Stories of car brands from (another) Europe
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Source: Observadora
