England
Vulcan
Vulcan of Southport built cars from 1902 to 1928 and lorries and buses until 1953. In 1918 it bought Southport football club, renamed it Southport Vulcan, and so…
Westfield
Westfield Sportscars, founded by Chris Smith in 1982, builds Lotus Seven-inspired two-seaters as kits and complete cars. A Westfield XTR2 once beat a Pagani Zonda round the Top…
Wolseley
Wolseley was one of Britain's earliest car makers, set up by Vickers in 1901 with Herbert Austin as managing director. Bought by William Morris in 1927, it became…
Zenos
Zenos Cars was founded in Norfolk in 2012 by former Lotus and Caterham executives to build affordable, lightweight sports cars. About 100 of its E10 were built at…
Designers and coachbuilders connected with England
- Roy Axe Designer 1937 – 2010
- David Bache Designer 1925 – 1994
- Ian Callum Designer born 1954
- Carbodies Coachbuilder 1919 – 2012
- Colin Chapman Designer 1928 – 1982
- Cosworth Engineering & engine firm founded 1958
- Coventry Climax Engineering & engine firm founded 1903
- Keith Duckworth Engineer 1933 – 2005
- E. D. Abbott Coachbuilder 1929 – 1972
- Freestone & Webb Coachbuilder 1923 – 1958
- H. J. Mulliner Coachbuilder 1897 – 1961
- Harold Radford Coachbuilder
- Walter Hassan Engineer 1905 – 1996
- Ron Hickman Designer 1932 – 2011
- Hooper Coachbuilder 1805 – 1959
- Alec Issigonis Designer 1906 – 1988
- James Young Coachbuilder 1863 – 1968
- Jensen (bodybuilders) Coachbuilder 1934 – 1976
- Tom Karen Designer 1926 – 2022
- Spen King Engineer 1925 – 2010
- William Lyons Designer 1901 – 1985
- Harris Mann Designer 1938 – 2023
- Gerry McGovern Designer born 1956
- Ogle Design Design studio founded 1954
- Park Royal Vehicles Coachbuilder 1930 – 1980
- Park Ward Coachbuilder 1919 – 1961
- Ricardo Engineering & engine firm founded 1915
- Malcolm Sayer Designer 1916 – 1970
- Thrupp & Maberly Coachbuilder
- Tickford Coachbuilder
- Vanden Plas Coachbuilder founded 1870
- Harry Weslake Engineer 1897 – 1978