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Car sales in Morley

Car sales in Morley are on the rise, with more and more people looking to buy new and used cars. The town has a number of car dealerships, and there are also a number of private sellers. The prices of cars vary depending on the make and model, but you can usually find a good deal if you shop around.

The car industry in Morley can be traced back to the early days of the automobile. One of the first car makers in Morley was the Morley Car Company, which was founded in 1896. The company produced a number of different models of cars, including the Morley Runabout, which was a small, two-seater car. The Morley Car Company was eventually bought out by the Austin Motor Company in 1905. Austin then went on to produce a number of different models of cars at its factory in Longbridge. During the First World War, the Austin Motor Company produced a number of military vehicles for the British Army. After the war, Austin resumed production of civilian cars. In the 1920s, Austin merged with the Morris Motor Company to form the Austin-Morris company. Austin-Morris produced a number of popular models of cars, including the Morris Minor and the Austin Seven. In the 1960s, the British Leyland Motor Corporation was formed from the merger of a number of different car companies, including Austin-Morris. British Leyland produced a number of different models of cars, including the Mini and the Jaguar. In the 1980s, British Leyland was privatised and became the Rover Group. The Rover Group went on to produce a number of different models of cars, including the Rover 200 and the Rover 800. In the early 21st century, the Rover Group was bought by BMW. BMW then sold the Rover Group to the Phoenix Consortium in 2005. The Phoenix Consortium then went into administration in 2006. In 2008, the Russian car company GAZ bought the remains of the Rover Group. GAZ then went on to produce a number of different models of cars, including the GAZ Volga.