Austin

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Austin is a historic British automobile marque best known for its mass-market cars produced throughout much of the 20th century.

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Surface form Occurrences
Austin Metro 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf British brand
automobile marque
brandOf British Leyland NERFINISHED
British Motor Corporation NERFINISHED
Rover Group NERFINISHED
brandType mass-market brand
competitor Ford of Britain NERFINISHED
Morris NERFINISHED
Vauxhall NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United Kingdom
dissolved 1989
founder Herbert Austin NERFINISHED
headquartersLocation Longbridge, Birmingham NERFINISHED
heritageStatus historic British car marque
historicalPeriod 20th century
inception 1905
industry automotive industry
languageOfName English
locationOfProduction Cowley plant NERFINISHED
Longbridge plant NERFINISHED
market mass-market cars
namedAfter Herbert Austin NERFINISHED
notableFor affordable motoring in Britain
pioneering small car design with the Austin 7
wide export of British cars
notableModelClass city cars
compact cars
small family cars
notableProduct Austin 7 NERFINISHED
Austin A30 NERFINISHED
Austin A35 NERFINISHED
Austin A40 NERFINISHED
Austin Cambridge NERFINISHED
Austin Healey Sprite NERFINISHED
Austin Mini NERFINISHED
Austin Westminster NERFINISHED
parentOrganization British Leyland NERFINISHED
British Motor Corporation NERFINISHED
Rover Group NERFINISHED
predecessor Wolseley Tool and Motor Car Company operations of Herbert Austin
product light commercial vehicles
passenger cars
significantEvent integration into British Leyland in 1968
merger with Nuffield Organization to form British Motor Corporation in 1952
phasing out of Austin brand name in the late 1980s
successor Rover brand for many former Austin models

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British Leyland ownedBrand Austin
Rover Group brand Austin
MG Metro relatedModel Austin
this entity surface form: Austin Metro