Which of the following car manufacturers had a war named after it?

The answer is not Toyota, but rather Jeep. The term "Jeep" was originally used to refer to a specific type of military vehicle manufactured by the American automaker Willys-Overland during World War II. These vehicles were widely used by the Allies in their military operations, and the term "Jeep" became synonymous with these rugged and versatile vehicles. Over time, the name stuck, and Jeep went on to become a well-known brand in the automotive industry.