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borough There are a few car dealerships in Wellingborough, and many more in the surrounding area. The town is located in Northamptonshire, which is home to many car manufacturers and suppliers. As such, Wellingborough is a good place to buy a new or used car. There are a number of dealerships that specialize in selling certain brands of cars, and there are also general dealerships that sell a variety of makes and models. Wellingborough is a convenient location for buying a car, as there are a number of public transport options that can take you to and from the dealerships.

borough The car industry in Wellingborough can be traced back to the early nineteenth century when the town was a centre for the production of iron and steel. In 1820, a foundry was established in Wellingborough and this led to the development of a number of engineering firms in the town. One of these was William Foster & Co, which was founded in 1864. The company manufactured a variety of products, including agricultural machinery, but it is best known for its cars. The first car made by Foster was the Wellingborough, which was introduced in 1896. This was followed by a number of other models, including the Wellingborough Light Car, which was launched in 1900. The company continued to produce cars until the outbreak of the First World War, when production was switched to military vehicles. After the war, Foster resumed production of cars and also began to produce commercial vehicles. In 1926, the company was taken over by Leyland Motors and production continued until 1931 when the Wellingborough factory was closed. During the Second World War, the Wellingborough factory was used to produce military vehicles for the war effort. After the war, the factory was reopened and car production resumed. In the 1950s, the factory was expanded and a number of new models were introduced, including the Wellingborough Saloon and the Wellingborough Estate. The Wellingborough factory was closed in 1981 and the site was redeveloped for residential use.