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I have made a view that contains only car manufacturer logos.
What I want is that when a user clicks on a logo they will be taken to a page that will display all cars for this manufacturer (in a view), depending on a link or something.
How to make this or to assign some arguments and where?
The Views Module and Contextual Filters
I believe the Views module can accomplish all of your requirements.
Contextual filters will allow you to feed arguments into View using URL components. You can customize your URL's using Views re-writing features.
Video Tutorials:
Check out Johan Falk's video series called "Taming The Beast: learning Views With NodOne"
Video 17 will show you how to rewrite field output so you can build the proper links.
Videos 19-24 should cover most of what you need regarding Contextual Filters.
Try adding the link to the view with arguments using the Field Redirection module. Here is a quote about it (from the module's project page):
A Drupal 7 field formatter for Link, Node Reference & User Reference, Term Reference (as of v2.4) and EntityReference (as of v2.4) fields that will perform a HTTP redirect to the given URL, node, user, term or entity object page. A field settings widget is provided to allow selection of the appropriate HTTP status code.
The recommended usage is to create a custom display setting for the "Full content", pick one of the redirect status codes above, e.g. 301, and hide all other fields to reduce processing & load time.
