Historical
- Autobianchi (automobiles, production ceased)
- Garelli (scooters, production ceased)
- Innocenti (automobiles, production ceased)
- Isotta Fraschini (automobiles, production ceased)
- ItalJet (scooters, production ceased)
- Laverda (motorbikes, production ceased)
- Memphis Group (architecture, dismantled)
- OM (trucks, production ceased)
- OSCA (automobiles, production ceased)
- Lambretta
- Di Blasi (motorbike, production ceased)
- Fantic Motor (motorbikes, production ceased)
- FBM (motorbikes, production ceased)
- Frera (motorbikes, production ceased)
- Gazzaniga (motorbikes, production ceased)
- Gianca (motorbikes, production ceased)
- Gilera (scooter, motorbike, production ceased)
- Guazzoni (motorbikes, production ceased)
- Iso Rivolta (motorbikes, production ceased)
- Italjet (scooter, production ceased)
- Malanca (motorbikes, production ceased)
- MBA (motorbikes, production ceased)
- MM (motorbikes, production ceased)
- Meteora (motorbikes, production ceased)
- Milani (motorbikes, production ceased)
- Mondial Moto (motorbikes, production ceased)
- Morbidelli (motorbikes, production ceased)
- Motobi (motorbikes, production ceased)
- Oscar Moto (motorbikes, production ceased)
- Paton (motorbikes, production ceased)
- Romeo-Motron (motorbikes, production ceased)
- Rumi (motorbikes, production ceased)
- Rondine (motorbikes, production ceased)
- San Venero (en la actualidad no fabrica)
- Sertum (motorbikes, production ceased)
- TM Moto (motorbikes, production ceased)
- Vi-Vi (motorbikes, production ceased)
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“Culture is the name for what people are interested in, their thoughts, their models, the books they read and the speeches they hear, their table-talk, gossip, controversies, historical sense and scientific training, the values they appreciate, the quality of life they admire. All communities have a culture. It is the climate of their civilization.”
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