Sales in the U.K. slumped, and BMC, now British Leyland, shifted Moke production to its Australian subsidiary, where Mokes had been assembled since 1966. The Moke was built in Australia until 1981 ...

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However, the Royal Air Force did show some interest in the Moke as a vehicle for use on the decks of its aircraft carriers. To recoup some of the car’s development costs, BMC repurposed the Moke ...

This BMC product was akin to VW’s Type 181 Thing ... use but enjoyed more popularity as a sunny-clime runabout. The Moke’s ...

This extra oomph is necessary, though, as at around 800kg, the EV is quite a bit portlier than the British Motor Corporation petrol model. Moke International quotes a relatively zippy 0-30mph time ...

Select a year and model below to get a valuation. Founded in 1952, British Motor Corporation was a British vehicle manufacturer formed through a merger between Austin Motor Company and Nuffield ...

A decision by BMC to split into two independent companies was surprising from a timing perspective, but may have taken place so one unit, or potentially both, could be eventually sold off ...

BMC, a global software company founded in Houston in 1980, announced plans to split into two separate companies next year. The privately-held company would be divided into BMC and BMC Helix in ...

One of them will keep the name BMC and house a unit for big mainframe computers used by businesses, as well as software automation, according to a statement on Wednesday that confirmed an earlier ...

What do Austin, Morris, British Motor Corporation, British Motor Holdings, British Leyland, Rover Group, and BMW all have in common? Each company has had a hand in bringing the world a sprightly ...

Planning an adventure? Remember to pack BMC Travel Insurance. We’ve got your back: from bouldering in France to trekking in India, sport climbing in Kalymnos to new routes in the Himalaya. Here are ...

Select a year and model below to get a valuation. Founded in 1952, British Motor Corporation was a British vehicle manufacturer formed through a merger between Austin Motor Company and Nuffield ...