Warwick
Austin-Healey
Austin-Healey was born at the 1952 Motor Show, when Austin's Leonard Lord saw Donald Healey's Healey Hundred and agreed to build it as the Austin-Healey 100. The big…
Healey
Donald Healey set up his own car company at Warwick in 1945, and his Healey Elliott was claimed as the world's fastest production saloon in 1948. The Silverstone…
Designers and coachbuilders connected with Warwick
- Roy Axe Designer 1937 – 2010
Museums near Warwick
- Jaguar Daimler Heritage Trust about 13 km away
A registered charity set up in 1983 to share the story of Jaguar and its predecessor companies. It holds more than 170 vehicles, with over 70…
Website - British Motor Museum about 13 km away
At Gaydon in Warwickshire, the museum holds the world's largest collection of historic British cars, with over 300 on display from the British Motor Industry Heritage…
Website