MZ Motors

Motors Zealandia (MZ Motors) is a Zealandian automaker headquartered in Auckland, Iatu. It was founded by 3 engineers: Lars Kilvardsen, Pyter Longyerbyvun and Albert Oltmann in 1931. The company sells automobiles and commercial vehicles under the MZ brand. The company exports cars to Australia, Polynesia & Melanesia, and South Asia, though all vehicles are manufactured in Zealandia. MZ has had a longstanding partnership with the American carmaker Ford, and many of MZ's current cars in production resemble Ford cars no longer being produced.

MZ Motors is the largest automaker in Zealandia, and outpaces foreign imports like Honda, Toyota, Benz, BMW and Volvo by huge margins.

Operations
All MZ cars are manufactured in Zealandia, and the company owns no subsidiaries overseas. MZ has cooperative agreements with American automaker Ford and Japanese automaker Mazda.

MZ operates 7 manufacturing facilities in Zealandia, and employs thousands of people throughout the country.

Operations
Headquarters in Auckland, Iatu

Large Chassy Sedans (Kauri, Lancer, Cascadia): Yangaree Auto Plant, Auckland, Iatu

Small Chassy Vehicles (Diplomat, Ranger): Xalkhatea Auto Plant, Vaalburg, Transvaal

Large Chassy Vehicles (Rodeo, Commercial Van): Devon Auto Plant, Kincardine, Waikato

Medium Chassy Vehicles (Roadrunner, Jackaroo): Oltech Auto Plant, Potosi, Kaap

Buses and Dump Trucks: Auchtang Auto Plant, Randers, Anhalt

Auto Parts Plant I: Savaard Auto Plant, Moynaq, Kaap

Auto Parts Plant II: Grenicht Auto Plant, Kiel, Svarstaat