Manufacturer Marques & Models - Cars By Brand
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Mercedes
The granddaddy of the automobile, no other car maker has stood the test of time as well as Mercedes. Mercedes-Benz was the amalgamation of the founders of the motor car, Karl Benz and Gotleib Daimler in 1926 where the emphasis was always on quality and exacting engineering – a philosophy that the company still adheres to. Apart from its road vehicles (and commercials) Mercedes… Continue reading »
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MG
If there was any justice in the world, then the MG name would still be rivalling the likes of BMW and Mercedes as the brand to drive. Come to think of it, MG was more Audi in its history and outlook – and surely would have similarly prospered if the rubbish British Leyland management hadn’t starved this famous and much loved outfit of proper encouragement and cash.
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Mini
The Mini came to be the greatest car ever made more by accident than design throughout its 41 year life. Born out of necessity from a austere post war Britain suffering badly from the Suez crisis of 1956, cheap. Economical transportation was the Mini’s chief priority when introduced in 1959. And yet 50 years on it’s better known for its classless appeal, cheeky image, fun… Continue reading »
Morgan
Morgan Company Profile
We have a particular soft spot for the Morgan marque - and let’s face it, who doesn’t? H.F.S. Morgan pioneered a movement known as “New Motoring”, aimed at those who were looking for something better than a motorbike but cheaper than a full-size car. The result was a sort of halfway house known as a “cyclecar”. H.F.S.… Continue reading »
Morris
Morris (started by William Morris - Viscount Nuffield) was an extremely successful firm during the late 1930s. Its well-liked products included the affordable Morris Eight (unusually for a small car of the time, featuring hydraulic brakes), plus the mid sized Ten and Twelve, also the much larger but similarly styled Fourteen, Sixteen and Eighteen. The War temporarily finished… Continue reading »
