World War II Armored Cars

NamePrimary RoleManufacturerCountry
AB 41 Armored Car Ansaldo-Fossati  Italy  
AEC Armoured Car Armored Car Associated Equipment Company  United Kingdom  
AEC Armoured Command Vehicle Armored Car Associated Equipment Company  United Kingdom  
AS 42 Armored Car Fiat  Italy  
BA-10 Armored Car Izhoresk Motor Factory  Russia  
BA-20 Armored Car Gorkovsky Avtomobilny Zavod  Russia  
BA-64 Armored Car Gorkovsky Avtomobilny Zavod  Russia  
C15TA Armored Car General Motors Canada  Canada  
Coventry Armored Car Humber  United Kingdom  
Crossley Armored Car Vickers-Armstrongs, Limited  United Kingdom  
Daimler Armored Car Armored Car Daimler Motor Company, England, United Kingdom  United Kingdom  
Daimler Scout Car 'Dingo' Armored Car Daimler Motor Company, England, United Kingdom  United Kingdom  
Guy Armored Car Armored Car Guy Motors Ltd.  United Kingdom  
Humber Armored Car Armored Car Rootes Group  United Kingdom  
Humber Light Reconnaissance Car Armored Car Humber  United Kingdom  
Indian Pattern Carrier Armored Car   India  
Leichter Panzerspähwagen Armored Car Eisenwerk Weserhütte, Bad Oeynhausen, Germany  Germany  
Light Armored Car (Aust) 'Rover' Armored Car   Australia  
M3A1 Scout Car Armored Car White Motor Company  United States  
M8 Greyhound Armored Car Ford Motor Company  United States  
Marmon-Herrington Armored Car Armored Car   South Africa  
Panhard Type 178 Armored Car Sociète Anonyme des Anciennes Establissements Panhard et Levassor, Reims, France  France  
Samochód pancerny wz.34 Armored Car Armoured Weapons' Technical Research Bureau, Warsaw, Poland  Poland  
Scout Car S1 (American) Armored Car Ford Australia  Australia  
SdKfz 231/232/233/263 (8-Rad) Armored Car   Germany  
SdKfz 231/232/263 (6-Rad) Armored Car   Germany  
SdKfz 234 (8-Rad) Armored Car   Germany  
Sumida M.2593 Armored Car Ishikawajima Motor Works  Japan  
T17 Staghound Armored Car Chevrolet, General Motors Company  United Kingdom  
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