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100 years of car making at Oxford

March marks 100 years of car production in Oxford, the current home of MINI. The first car produced at the Oxford plant was a Morris Oxford, which rolled off the line on 28 March 1913 – click through the gallery below to discover more about the Plant Oxfords century of history.

The plant has built many well-known vehicles over the past century, including the Morris Minor, as well as various Austin, Rover, MG and Triumph models. It’s even built cars for Honda, and it was home to the production of the original BMC Mini.

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100 years of car making at Oxford

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