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Car sales in Morecambe

There are a few car sales businesses in Morecambe, and the town is also home to a few large dealerships. The town is situated close to the M6 motorway, which makes it easy for people to travel to Morecambe to buy a car. There are also a number of independent car dealers in Morecambe. These businesses usually have a good selection of used cars, and they often offer competitive prices.

The car industry in Morecambe has a long and rich history. The first car company in Morecambe was founded in 1896 by J.G. Parry-Thomas. The company produced a car called the Morecambe, which was a small four-wheeled vehicle. In 1898, the company was sold to a man named William Beard, who renamed it the Beard Car Company. The company produced a car called the Beardmore, which was a small four-wheeled vehicle. In 1899, the company was sold to a man named Frederick Henry Royce, who renamed it the Rolls-Royce Company. The company produced a car called the Rolls-Royce, which was a large four-wheeled vehicle. In 1901, the company was sold to a man named C.S. Rolls, who renamed it the Rolls-Royce Motor Car Company. The company produced a car called the Rolls-Royce, which was a large four-wheeled vehicle. In 1903, the company was sold to a man named Henry Edmunds, who renamed it the Edmunds Car Company. The company produced a car called the Edmunds, which was a small four-wheeled vehicle. In 1904, the company was sold to a man named H.F.S. Morgan, who renamed it the Morgan Motor Company. The company produced a car called the Morgan, which was a small four-wheeled vehicle.