Foreign Vehicles Norm's Services
Acura
More recently founded in 1986, Acura is a popular car model which sells enormously, mostly outside of its country of origin, Japan.
Audi
As a member of the Volkswagen family, Audi finds its roots in Ingolstadt, Bavaria, Germany. The German automaker is most well-known for designing, engineering, marketing and producing luxury vehicles worldwide.
BMW
As a German car company and subsidiary of Rolls Royce, Bayerische Motoren Werke (Bavarian Motor Works/BMW) is popular for its famous luxury vehicles, such as the Z4 Roadster, the M3 Coup, the 3-Series and the MINI.
Jaguar
If you own a Jaguar, you know luxury. As a vehicle brand part of Jaguar Land Rover, a British multinational car manufacturer with headquarters in Whitley, Coventry, England, Jaguar embraces the grand lifestyle.
Hyundai
Hyundai cars are produced by the multinational automotive manufacturer Hyundai Motor Company, commonly known as Hyundai Motors, and headquartered in Seoul, South Korea. The company boasts the largest sales in the country.
Honda
As one of the most affordable foreign cars in the United States, popular models of the Japanese Honda include the Accord, the Acura, the Civic, the Odyssey and the Element.
Infiniti
Nissan established the Infiniti brand as a luxury division in 1989. After selling in the United States, the brand quickly expanded over the next 20 years to market in approximately 15 countries worldwide.
Isuzu
Formerly known as Chiyoda, Isuzu has been in the automotive industry for cars, accessories, parts and engines for 100 years. The company now specializes in manufacturing commercial vehicles; however, they do produce a few personal SUVs and sports cars, as well.
Kia
Headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, Kia Motors Corporation, commonly known as Kia Motors, is the country’s second-largest automobile manufacturer, following Hyundai Motor Company.
Lexus
As the Toyota equivalent of Nissan’s Infiniti, Lexus has grown in popularity to one of the world’s most sought-after luxury vehicles. With the production of the L400 in 1989, Lexus dethroned Honda’s Acura in the U.S. for luxury.
Mazda
As one of the older auto manufacturers from Japan, Mazda found its origins in the beginning of the 20th century. It has since grown in popularity through its “zoom zoom” marketing campaign, and favored American vehicle models like the RX, the B-Series and the Miata. Mazda now operates as an important automotive producer on a global scale.
Mercedes
Established in Germany, Mercedes Benz is most-known in the United States for its luxury vehicles. Its models are also named according to classes: C-Class, M-Class and R-Class. It also produced the popemobile, a Mercedes Benz used by the Roman Catholic pontiff.
Mitsubishi
Although the Mitsubishi brand had a bit of a rocky start, newer models of today have managed to reposition the name as an important automotive producer. Founded in Japan, the company makes such popular vehicles as the Lancer, or the Outlander.
Nissan
With relatively affordable prices and high-quality cars, Nissan is a famous Japanese car company. Some of its well-known models include the Altima, Maxima, Pathfinder and Xterra.
Porsche
Another German car company, Porsche has been in operation for less than 100 years, but still boasts major popularity and luxury in the United States. Vehicles that bear their brand include the Boxter, the 911, the Cayenne and the Cayman.
Land Rover/Range Rover
Owned by British multinational car manufacturer Jaguar Land Rover, the Land Rover brand produces luxury four-wheel-drive vehicles. After being granted a Royal Warrant by King George VI in 1951, Land Rover has come to be regarded as a full-blown British icon.
Subaru
The Japanese automotive company Subaru is mainly known for its production of rally cars and turbocharged versions of passenger cars, such as the Legacy 2.5 GT and the Impreza. As the automobile division of transportation company Fuji Heavy Industries, Subaru is popular for introducing the boxer engine layout and symmetrical all-wheel drive technology.
Suzuki
Although first-known for its motorcycle production, Suzuki has grown in popularity for automobiles, and managed to acquire 10th place among automakers worldwide in 2011.
Toyota
With nearly 80 years in experience, the Japanese manufacturer Toyota might not be as old as some of its European counterparts, but still remains one of the most renown automobile producers in the world. The company still continues to produce innovative technology and designs on cars it manufactures every year.
Volkswagen
Often referred to as VW, Volkswagen is a German automaker founded in 1937 by the German Labour Front and Adolf Hitler. Headquartered in Wolfsburg, the company is the leader of the Volkswagen Group, the largest automaker by worldwide sales in 2016 and 2017.
More recently founded in 1986, Acura is a popular car model which sells enormously, mostly outside of its country of origin, Japan.
Audi
As a member of the Volkswagen family, Audi finds its roots in Ingolstadt, Bavaria, Germany. The German automaker is most well-known for designing, engineering, marketing and producing luxury vehicles worldwide.
BMW
As a German car company and subsidiary of Rolls Royce, Bayerische Motoren Werke (Bavarian Motor Works/BMW) is popular for its famous luxury vehicles, such as the Z4 Roadster, the M3 Coup, the 3-Series and the MINI.
Jaguar
If you own a Jaguar, you know luxury. As a vehicle brand part of Jaguar Land Rover, a British multinational car manufacturer with headquarters in Whitley, Coventry, England, Jaguar embraces the grand lifestyle.
Hyundai
Hyundai cars are produced by the multinational automotive manufacturer Hyundai Motor Company, commonly known as Hyundai Motors, and headquartered in Seoul, South Korea. The company boasts the largest sales in the country.
Honda
As one of the most affordable foreign cars in the United States, popular models of the Japanese Honda include the Accord, the Acura, the Civic, the Odyssey and the Element.
Infiniti
Nissan established the Infiniti brand as a luxury division in 1989. After selling in the United States, the brand quickly expanded over the next 20 years to market in approximately 15 countries worldwide.
Isuzu
Formerly known as Chiyoda, Isuzu has been in the automotive industry for cars, accessories, parts and engines for 100 years. The company now specializes in manufacturing commercial vehicles; however, they do produce a few personal SUVs and sports cars, as well.
Kia
Headquartered in Seoul, South Korea, Kia Motors Corporation, commonly known as Kia Motors, is the country’s second-largest automobile manufacturer, following Hyundai Motor Company.
Lexus
As the Toyota equivalent of Nissan’s Infiniti, Lexus has grown in popularity to one of the world’s most sought-after luxury vehicles. With the production of the L400 in 1989, Lexus dethroned Honda’s Acura in the U.S. for luxury.
Mazda
As one of the older auto manufacturers from Japan, Mazda found its origins in the beginning of the 20th century. It has since grown in popularity through its “zoom zoom” marketing campaign, and favored American vehicle models like the RX, the B-Series and the Miata. Mazda now operates as an important automotive producer on a global scale.
Mercedes
Established in Germany, Mercedes Benz is most-known in the United States for its luxury vehicles. Its models are also named according to classes: C-Class, M-Class and R-Class. It also produced the popemobile, a Mercedes Benz used by the Roman Catholic pontiff.
Mitsubishi
Although the Mitsubishi brand had a bit of a rocky start, newer models of today have managed to reposition the name as an important automotive producer. Founded in Japan, the company makes such popular vehicles as the Lancer, or the Outlander.
Nissan
With relatively affordable prices and high-quality cars, Nissan is a famous Japanese car company. Some of its well-known models include the Altima, Maxima, Pathfinder and Xterra.
Porsche
Another German car company, Porsche has been in operation for less than 100 years, but still boasts major popularity and luxury in the United States. Vehicles that bear their brand include the Boxter, the 911, the Cayenne and the Cayman.
Land Rover/Range Rover
Owned by British multinational car manufacturer Jaguar Land Rover, the Land Rover brand produces luxury four-wheel-drive vehicles. After being granted a Royal Warrant by King George VI in 1951, Land Rover has come to be regarded as a full-blown British icon.
Subaru
The Japanese automotive company Subaru is mainly known for its production of rally cars and turbocharged versions of passenger cars, such as the Legacy 2.5 GT and the Impreza. As the automobile division of transportation company Fuji Heavy Industries, Subaru is popular for introducing the boxer engine layout and symmetrical all-wheel drive technology.
Suzuki
Although first-known for its motorcycle production, Suzuki has grown in popularity for automobiles, and managed to acquire 10th place among automakers worldwide in 2011.
Toyota
With nearly 80 years in experience, the Japanese manufacturer Toyota might not be as old as some of its European counterparts, but still remains one of the most renown automobile producers in the world. The company still continues to produce innovative technology and designs on cars it manufactures every year.
Volkswagen
Often referred to as VW, Volkswagen is a German automaker founded in 1937 by the German Labour Front and Adolf Hitler. Headquartered in Wolfsburg, the company is the leader of the Volkswagen Group, the largest automaker by worldwide sales in 2016 and 2017.
