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• Austin Seven
  There were four [[Austin Motor Company]] cars to use the '''Seven''' name: * The 1922-1939 [[Austin 7]]
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• Industrija Motornih Vozil
  ...AME}} Models}}'''Industrija motornih vozil''' (Slovene ''Industry of motor vehicles''; '''IMV''') was a [[automobile|car]] manufacturer based in Novo Mesto, Sl ...h [[Renault]]. Independently, IMV produced touring caravans and commercial vehicles of their own design. In 1989, Renault took the complete ownership of its ca
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• American Austin Car Company
  ...ited States [[automobile]] manufacturing corporation tied to the British [[Austin Motor Company]]. The company was founded in 1929, and produced motorcars f ==American Austin Car Company==
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• Innocenti
  ...ocenti]]. The Innocenti Spyder (1961-1970) was a rebodied version of the [[Austin-Healey]] MKII Sprite (styling by [[Ghia]]). The car was produced by OSI (n ...Duna Weekend) for the Italian market. The marque ended in 1996 [http://www.austin-rover.co.uk/inniindexf.htm 1].
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• Leonard Lord
  ...field|William Morris]], Lord left to join Morris's chief competitor, the [[Austin Motor Company]]. At that time, [[Herbert Austin]] was looking for somebody to direct his company, his only son having been
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• Mulliners of Birmingham
  ...Austin 7]]. When the fashion for fabric bodies declined, the business with Austin went but was replaced by orders from [[Hillman]], [[Humber]], [[Standard Mo During World War II they made bodies for military vehicles and troop carrying gliders.
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• Nuffield Organisation
  Commercial vehicles in the Morris range were produced for military use - such as the [[Morris C The Nuffield Organisation merged with the [[Austin|Austin Motor Company]] to form the [[British Motor Corporation]] in 1952.
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• Vanden Plas
  ===Austin and BMC=== ...of the BMC basic cars such as the [[BMC ADO16|1100/1300]] range and the [[Austin Allegro|Allegro]] (known as the Princess 1500)
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• SAIC-GM-Wuling Automobile
  .... Based at the Ghuanxi Zhuang small van factory, it is the manufacturer of vehicles sold in China under the Wuling marque and specializes in trucks and van sal ...ilt in the year 2000 the factory builds a number of [[Austin Maestro]] / [[Austin Montego|Montego]] hybrids under the Etsong Lubao and Etsong Lande nameplate
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• Austin E-Series engine
  |Engine Name = Austin E-Series |Manufacturer = [[Austin]]
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• British Motor Corporation
  ...rporation''' (BMC) was a UK vehicle company, formed by the merger of the [[Austin Motor Company]] and the [[Nuffield Organisation]] (parent of the [[Morris|M ...Viscount Nuffield|William Morris]]) but he was replaced in August 1952 by Austin's [[Leonard Lord]] who continued in that role until his 65th birthday in 19
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• Austin R-Series engine
  |Engine Name = Austin R-Series |Manufacturer = [[Austin]]
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• Herbert Austin
  ...1941) was an English [[automobile]] designer and builder who founded the [[Austin Motor Company]]. ...name=lambert-chapter-1>Lambert (1968), Chapter 1: Early Days</ref> Herbert Austin first went to the village school, later continuing his education at Rotherh
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• Kégresse track
  ...s used on [[Citroën]] cars between 1921 and 1937 for off-road and military vehicles. ...alf-track versions. The United States eventually produced more than 41,000 vehicles in over 70 versions between 1940 and 1944.
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• Reliant
  ...ne was replaced by Reliant's version of the straight four cylinder 747cc [[Austin 7]] side-valve engine. In 1952 a four seat car version was launched and in The company is notable for building composite-bodied specialist vehicles, such as the [[Reliant Scimitar]], [[Reliant Sabre]] and [[Reliant SS1]] sp
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• Jensen
  ...otors, Ltd''' was a British manufacturer of [[sports car]]s and commercial vehicles, based in West Bromwich (in the West Midlands, west of Birmingham). ==Commercial vehicles==
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• Wolseley Motor Company
  ...y company for a short time before resigning to form his own concern, the [[Austin Motor Company]], in 1905. ...r bidders included [[General Motors Corporation|General Motors]] and the [[Austin Motor Company]]. Morris renamed the company Wolseley Motors (1927) Ltd and
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• Automobiles L. Rosengart
  The early Rosengart cars were licensed copies of the British [[Austin 7]] . This model, the LR2, was dressed up in various ways using various sty ...a conventional rear-driven car along the lines of a stretched and widened Austin. The development of front-wheel drive models led to the elegant Supertracti
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• Transverse engine
  ...on (with the exception of some [[Audi]]s), while most [[rear wheel drive]] vehicles use a front-to-back [[longitudinal engine|longitudinal]] arrangement. ...us engines first appeared widely in the [[Yellow Coach]] 719, using Dwight Austin's V-drive; they continued in common use until the 1990s, though shorter V-c
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• Lotus Mark II
  ...ission, first from a [[Ford 8]], then from a [[Ford 10]], but retained the Austin 7 rear axle. To be able to use a wider tire, Chapman adapted Ford pressed [[Category:Lotus vehicles|Mark 02]]
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