The U.S. M3 Scout Car was produced by White Motor Company from 1939 to 1944. The early version, the M3, was made in only limited numbers, but the successor M3A1 was fairly widely produced.
Envisioned as a cavalry vehicle, it really wasn't up to the task and therefore while produced, it was arguably obsolete from the onset.
The M8 was introduced in 1943 and picked up where the M3 left off, being a much more combat worthy vehicle. It remained in service into the 1950s in the US but had a long life in other countries, with some still being used.
The M20 Armored Utility Car was another US armored vehicle that came in and supplemented the M3.
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