• Brooms, powered (motor vehicles) .
• Car bodies, including fiberglass .
• Cars, armored .
• Cars, electric: for highway use .
• Chassis, motor vehicle .
• Fire department vehicles (motor vehicles) .
• Flushers, street (motor vehicles) .
• Hearses (motor vehicles) .
• Mobile lounges (motor vehicle) .
• Motor buses, except trackless trolley .
• Motor homes, self contained-mitse .
• Motor trucks, except off-highway .
• Motor vehicles, including amphibian .
• Patrol wagons (motor vehicles) .
• Personnel carriers, for highway use .
• Road oilers (motor vehicles) .
• Snowplows (motor vehicles) .
• Station wagons (motor vehicles) .
• Street sprinklers and sweepers (motor vehicles) .
• Taxicabs .
• Tractors, truck: for highway use .
• Universal carriers, military .
End OSHA.gov.
II. Description of Industry Participants.
This paper will research the top six sellers in the United States.
1. Daimler-Chrysler.
2. Ford Motor Company.
3. General Motors.
4. Honda .
5. Nissan.
6. Toyota.
Daimler-Chrysler.
Daimler-Chrysler offers four brands of automobiles in the United States.
Chrysler.
Dodge .
Jeep.
Mercedes-Benz.
Ford Motor Company.
Ford Motor Company offers seven brands of automobiles in the United States.
Ford.
Land Rover.
Lincoln.
Jaguar.
Mazda.
Mercury.
Volvo.
General Motors Corporation.
General Motors Corp. offers nine brands of automobiles in the United States.
Buick .
Cadillac.
Chevrolet.
GMC.
Hummer.
Oldsmobile.
Pontiac.
Saab.
Saturn.
Honda.
Honda offers two brands of automobiles in the United States.
Acura.
Honda .
Nissan.
Nissan offers two brands of automobiles in the United States.
Nissan.
Infinity.
Toyota.
Toyota offers two brands of automobiles in the United States.
Lexus.
Toyota.
III. Description of Key Competitive Factors.