Brands Once Owned by British Leyland

normal vehicles, produced from 1901 to 1975

the brand was discontinued in 1955, but is still active

commercial vehicles, part of the original merger to form BL

normal vehicles, was discontinued in 2007 dropped by BL in '84

normal vehicles, last vehicle produced in '69

brand was dropped in 72, the vehicles were then produced under another brand

normal vehicles, the slogan was "the Union Jack is a standard", founded in 1903

founded in 1878, discontinued in 2005, BL owned it from '67-'90

founded in 1905, was discontinued in 1987, was owned by BL from '67 to '88

founded in 1912 as WRM Motors, renamed in 1919, was owned by BL from '68 to '86

a coachbuilder company that did work for companies in BL, also owned by BL

founded in 1919, defunct in 1967, was swept into BL

founded in 1924, still making automobiles under ownership by SAIC Motor, a Chinese company

founded in 1885 as a import/export company, defunct in 1984, after their last car, based on the Honda Ballade, the Acclaim

did not make many vehicles, but owned companies that did, defunct in 1973

founded in 1935, still making cars, luxury, was dropped by BL in 1984

was created in 1948 by one of the brands listed above, still makes cars, was part of the company that created the car until 1978 when it was given its own company, but still was part of BL

a joint venture between Austin of BMC and Donald Healey Motor Corporation

wasn't its own brand until 2000, was produced from 1959-2000, and then got it's own brand, makers of the Cooper.