Fine N Scale

You might check out Fine N Scale - Dick Billings is the owner of the company, who is also a member of our local model RR club and there are lots of his vehicles populating the N scale layout at the club.  These are solid resin cast vehicles that look pretty darn good.

http://finenscale.com/carsnscale.html  

And if you click on the photo icon at the top of the cars list and at the top of the trucks list, you'll see a sampling of the vehicles.

Al Carter, Mount Vernon, WA

N Scale vehicles

Here are some of my other go-tos

Rasputen over on the TheRailWire ( https://www.therailwire.net/forum/index.php?topic=40518.0) has a bunch of resin models that are very nice.

C in C for trucks ( https://www.pfc-cinc.com/n_scale_trucks.html)

Showcase Miniatures ( https://www.showcaseminiatures.net/n_scale/n_scale_vehicles/)

Here's some

Showcase Miniatures   https://www.showcaseminiatures.net/   , C in C   https://www.pfc-cinc.com/n_scale.html   , and GHQ   https://www.ghqmodels.com/    make some soft metal kits.

There are several vendors on Shapeways:  Willmodels   https://www.shapeways.com/shops/willmodels   , NScaleAddict   https://www.shapeways.com/shops/nscaleaddict  , Madaboutcars (over 2000 in N to choose from)   https://www.shapeways.com/shops/Madaboutcars   , Baldylox Designs   https://www.shapeways.com/shops/baldyloxdesigns   .  
A few others.

Check out the N Scale Vehicle Association for more Info.  http://nscalevehicles.org/   and   https://groups.io/g/NScaleVehicleAssociation

From Europe

Have a look at the Wiking range. They have been making N-scale cars in 1:160 since 1969. 

https://www.wiking.de/en/shop/

Herpa also do a small range of vehicles. Some of these are used as the superstructure above the battery-powered chassis used in the Faller road system.

https://www.herpa.de/de/Miniaturmodelle?f%5BMassstab%5D%5B%5D=8&all-filters=1

Busch have some US-based models 

https://www.busch-model.info/scale-model-cars/catalogue/?p=1 (Use Filter "Track-N" to select the N-scale models only)

While many of the vehicles are European-based, there might be some stuff in there that fits what you need

Good Luck and have fun hunting,

Modern Vehicles

I havent gone through all the links above, but is there someone out there who is making MODERN 2000+ vehicles?  I model the modern era and finding vehicles is looking like it will be a problem

TIM

2000s cars

Madaboutcars has many 2000s+ vehicles.

N Scale Vehicle Association

There is a group that focuses on N scale vehicles, the N Scale Vehicle Association.

There website is http://nscalevehicles.org

They have a resource page listing manufacturers and websites for the vehicles.

Wow! The responses

Wow! The responses overwhelming and seriously appreciated!

S***! Something tells me I’m going to be spending money tomorrow. lol