British Car Brands
- Sports cars from Jaguar, Aston Martin, and Lotus, as well as executive cars from Rolls Royce and Bentley, have won the hearts of wealthy people from all over the world.
- However, according to the Association of British Automobile Manufacturers, since 1965, it is the American Ford that holds the first place in sales in Great Britain.
- Luxury Car Brands The British high-end auto brands are known all over the globe and their badges are instantly recognizable, being synonymous with style, luxury, and exclusiveness.
- Aston Martin Founded: 1913 Founder: Robert Bamford, Lionel Martin Aston Martin is another super popular British manufacturer of prestigious luxury and sports cars, which was established in 1913.
- In 1906, he began manufacturing Lagonda passenger cars.
- Such brands as Mini have become iconic all over the world by today.
- It is one of the oldest automobile companies in the world.
- Sports Car Brands In addition to popular car brands from the giants of the British car industry, some companies produce prestigious and sports cars for the market.
- AC Founded: 1901 Founder: The Weller Brothers AC Cars are one of the first automobile companies in Great Britain, which specializes in the production of exclusive sports cars, which have always stood out among other representatives of the automotive industry with excellent dynamic and racing features.
- All Morgan cars have a classic or stylized design of sports cars of the 1930s and 1940s and are assembled by hand.
- The company produces light sports cars.
- Lotus Founded: 1952 Founder: Colin Bruce Chapman Originally from Norfolk, the cars produced by Lotus Cars are the epitome of modern racing cars in England.
- After making several cars for his use, he decided to start producing car kits that customers would assemble themselves.
- Roadster Brands And again, the British car industry is known for its wide range of brands, specialized in the production of roadsters.
- The company was originally named JBA Engineering after the first letters of the last names of its founders Kenneth Glyn Jones, John Barlow, and David George Ashley.
- For the first years of its history, the brand was engaged in the production of classic car models but later switched to the manufacturing of tricycles.
- Though the brand also tried itself in the production of luxury cars, it only lasted only two years, after which up to the 60s the company again made only trucks.
- However, it did not produce sports or racing cars but concentrated on the production of luxury executive cars.
- Morris Founded: 1913 Defunct: 1984 Morris is definitely one of the most famous names in the British automotive industry, whose main activity was the production of affordable family models, was also fond of sports competitions.
- The brand was founded in 1933.
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