The following is a list of autogyro models:
- ADI Bumble Bee, USA
- ADI Sportster, United States
- AISA GN, Spain
- Air & Space 18A, United States
- Air Command 532 Elite, US
- Australian Autogyro Skyhook (originally known as the Minty Skyhook), Australia
- Avro Rota, UK
- Barnett J4B
- Bensen Aircraft, United States
- Calidus, Germany
- Campbell Cricket
- CarterCopter, United States
- Cierva designs
- Cierva C.1, Spain
- Cierva C.2, Spain
- Cierva C.3, Spain
- Cierva C.4, Spain
- Cierva C.6, Spain
- Avro/Cierva C.8, UK
- Avro/Cierva C.9, UK
- Cierva C.12, UK
- Avro/Cierva C.17, UK
- Cierva C.19, UK
- de Havilland/Cierva C.24 UK
- Cierva C.30, built under licence by A V Roe & Co Ltd (the "Avro Rota"), Lioré-et-Olivier and Focke-Wulf.
- ELA-07, Spain
- Dominator, United States
- Flettner Fl 184, Germany
- Focke Achgelis Fa 330, Germany
- Hafner Rotabuggy, UK
- Kayaba Ka-1, Japan
- Kellet XR-8, United States
- LIPNUR Kolentang, Indonesia}}
- Layzell Cricket, UK
- Little Wing, United States
- Magni, Italy
- McCulloch J-2, United States
- Montgomerie Merlin
- MTOsport, Germany
- North American Rotorwerks Pitbull, United States
- Pitcairn OP, United States/UK
- Rotary Air Force RAF 2000, Canada/South Africa
- Super Genie, Italy/India
- Twist, Russia
- Wallis/Beagle-Wallis UK
- Wallis WA-116 Agile
- Wallis WA-117
- Wallis WA-118 Meteorite
- Wallis WA-121
- Xenon, French design, manufactured in Poland
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