Princess 1956–1959 Princess IV Sports cars 1920–1923 Austin Twenty Sports Tourer 1948–1950 A90 Atlantic Convertible 1949–1952 A90 Atlantic Saloon 1950–1953 A40 Sports 1953–1956 Austin-Healey 100 1958–1970 Austin-Healey Sprite 1959–1967 Austin-Healey 3000 1971 Austin Sprite Australian Austin cars 1958–1962 Austin Lancer 1962–1966 Austin Freeway 1970–1973 Austin Kimberley/Tasman Military vehicles Austin Armoured Car - First World War AFV "Car, Light Utility 4 x 2" - Utility ("Tilly") vehicle version of Austin Ten produced during Second World War Austin K2 Austin K2/Y - Second World War military ambulance Austin K2 fire engine, also used by National Fire Service and post war as ATV Austin K4 - truck Austin K5 - General Service truck and artillery carrier Austin K6 1958–1967 Austin Gipsy Austin Champ c. 1968 Austin Ant London Taxis 1929–1934 Austin 12 Taxicab High Lot 1934–1939 Austin 12 Taxicab Low Loader 1938–1939 Austin 12 Taxicab Flash Lot 1948–1958 Austin FX3 1958–1997 Austin FX4—London Taxi Ambulances LD3 WWII Austin K2/Y Commercial vehicles Austin also made commercial vehicles, one of which was the FG, previously the Morris FG. The FG was the workhorse that kept Britain running in the 1960s. These Austin FGs and later the Leyland FGs all had petrol or diesel longstroke engines, producing good torque, but very little in the way of speed (40 mph was a good speed out of these vehicles). Leyland were to take over the FG, but before they did, in 1964, the BBC (British Broadcasting Corporation) commissioned six rolling chassis FGs to be coach-built by a Middlesex company, Palmer Coachbuilders. These six vehicles, registration 660 GYE to 666 GYE, were outdoor broadcast scenery vehicles. Aircraft During the First World War Austin built aircraft under licence, including the Royal Aircraft Factory S.E.5a, but also produced a number of its own designs. None of these progressed past the prototype stage. They included: Austin-Ball A.F.B.1 (fighter) Austin A.F.T.3 (fighter) Austin Greyhound (fighter) Austin Kestrel (two-seat biplane) Austin Osprey (fighter) Austin Whippet (post-war civil aircraft) See also List of car manufacturers of the United Kingdom Notes References Further reading External links Austin Memories All about the history of Longbridge and models produced Photos of Austin Pickup Van The Unofficial Austin-Rover Web Resource "Midget Cars Next?" Popular Mechanics, August 1930, pp. 243–245 article on the Austin models offered in 1930 British Leyland English brands Car brands Car manufacturers of the United Kingdom Luxury motor vehicle manufacturers Companies formerly listed on the London