BMC and British Leyland brought together famous British marques without always erasing their individual identities. The same engineering projects could appear as Austins, Morrises and Wolseleys, while later cars moved towards model names such as Princess.
Use this page as the bridge between our separate Austin and Morris collections, the Princess and Ambassador family, and the shared BMC and British Leyland models that crossed badge boundaries.
Austin Cars
Landcrab, Allegro, Maxi, Metro, Maestro, Montego and the shared Mini.
Morris Cars
Minor, Oxford, Marina, Ital, 1100/1300, Landcrab and other Morris-badged favourites.
Princess & Ambassador
The 18–22 Series, the unified Princess range and its hatchback successor.
Shared model families
ADO16: 1100 & 1300
Britain’s best-selling BMC family car appeared under several badges.
ADO17: 1800 & 2200 Landcrab
The same Issigonis design carried both Austin and Morris identities.
Austin & Morris Mini
One revolutionary design, initially marketed through two dealer networks.
18–22 Series & Princess
The model that briefly carried Austin, Morris and Wolseley badges before becoming simply Princess.
Other British Leyland marques
MG & Rover · Triumph · Jaguar · Land Rover
There is no separate Leyland passenger-car hub because the surviving road cars are clearer and easier to find under their consumer marques and shared model families.
