Nissan is a Japanese car manufacturer, established in 1934 under the leadership of Yoshisuke Aikawa. The name was derived from the abbreviation of Nihon Sangyo - a company Aikawa established in 1928. A year later, Nissan rolled out its first vehicle for commercial use and has become part of the automotive industry since then. Today, Nissan is one of the biggest players in the automotive industry with a list of iconic vehicles and different types of vehicles that cater to different need.
The Car Brands category on the VehicleSizes.com Blog offers in-depth articles focused on automotive manufacturers and their approach to vehicle sizing and design. Whether you're comparing how different brands handle vehicle dimensions, looking into brand-specific trends, or exploring how certain manufacturers evolve their models over time, this section provides valuable insights. From global giants to niche automakers, our posts highlight key differences and interesting facts about car brands across the industry. It's a great resource for anyone interested in how vehicle size varies from one brand to another — and why that matters.
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Mazda is a Japanese car manufacturer that specializes in reliable, stylish vehicles. Established in 1920 as a tool manufacturer, the company (then named Toyo Cork Kogyo Co., Ltd.) moved into the vehicle business during the 30s with the introduction of their very first vehicle - the Mazda-Go.
Hyundai is a South Korean car manufacturing company established in 1967. After its success as an assembler of Ford Cortinas, it eventually moved on to manufacturing its own cars, leading to exporting its vehicles to America and the rest of the world. Generally known for being efficient and cost-effective while incorporating advanced technology, it has become one of the most recognized car brands in the world.
