Aston Martin - Gaydon
Aston Martin builds all its current cars at its Gaydon factory in Warwickshire. The first model produced there was the DB9, which was released in 2003 - the same year the plant opened.
Vehicles built: DB11, Rapide, Vantage and DBS Superleggera
Aston Martin - St Athan
Recently, Aston Martin has opened a new factory in Wales, especially to accommodate the production of its future (and first-ever) SUV.
Cars produced - Aston Martin DBX
Bentley - Crewe
Bentley is staying close to its customers with its headquarters at Pyms Lane, in Cheshire. The factory was once shared with Rolls-Royce, but the high-luxury brand moved south when it was bought up by BMW.
Cars produced: Bentley Bentayga (final assembly), Mulsanne, Flying Spur and Continental GT and Continental GT Convertible.
Caterham - Dartford
It's in Dartford, just outside London, that Caterham builds its sole model - the Seven. Based on an old-school formula, the car is bound to bring a smile to any petrol head's visage.
Cars produced: Caterham Seven
Honda - Swindon
Honda has announced its intention to pull out of the Swindon plant, where it has been building the Civic for many years.
Cars produced: Honda Civic
Jaguar - Castle Bromwich
The third factory in the Jaguar Land Rover line-up, Castle Bromwich once built Spitfires, but now it's home to the F-Type, XE, XF and XJ.
Cars produced: Jaguar F-Type, XE, XF and XJ
LEVC - Coventry
Coventry is best known for its Browns Lane factory, owned by Jaguar. But the city also produces the new hybrid 'black cabs'
Car produced: TX4 Black Cab
Lotus - Hethel
Every Lotus is built at the company's Hethel HQ, in Norfolk.
Cars produced: Lotus Elise, Evora, Exige, 3-Eleven
McLaren - Woking
Just outside London is the headquarters of McLaren. Standing on the same site as the race team, the factory creates a range of sexy supercars.
Cars produced: McLaren 540C, 570S (Spider, GT, GT4) and 720S
Mini - Oxford
Minis are built at the old Morris works in Oxford. Once owned by the ill-fated British Leyland, the factory was resurrected by BMW to become the home of the British small car brand.
Cars produced: Mini Hatch and Clubman
Morgan - Malvern
In its historic Malvern factory, Morgan continues to build its cars by hand.
Cars produced: Three Wheeler, 4/4, Plus 4, Roadster, Plus 6
Vauxhall - Luton
Vauxhall, now owned by Peugeot and Citroen's French parent company, PSA, has two factories in the UK. Luton is currently home to the Vivaro van.
Vehicle produced: Vauxhall Vivaro
Vauxhall - Ellesmere Port
Vauxhall's second factory is at Ellesmere Port, on the Wirral. There, the British brand builds its popular Astra hatchback and estate.
Cars produced: Vauxhall Astra hatchback and Sports Tourer
Nissan - Sunderland
Nissan's Sunderland factory was opened in 1986, making Nissan the first Japanese car maker to open a European manufacturing centre. Production started with the Bluebird, then the second-generation Micra. Today, the plant builds Jukes, Qashqais and Leafs. However, Nissan has recently announced that the Infiniti Q30 and Nissan X-Trail will no longer be built in the north-east of England.
Cars produced : Nissan Juke, Leaf, Qashqai, Infiniti Q30 (ending 2019)
Rolls-Royce - Goodwood
Luxury marque Rolls-Royce builds all its cars at its purpose-built facility near the famous Goodwood racetrack.
Cars produced: Phantom, Ghost, Dawn, Cullinan and Wraith
Toyota - Burnaston
After Nissan, Toyota became the second Japanese manufacturer to set up in Great Britain, opening its Burnaston plant, near Derby, in 1992. Having been the home of the Auris for many years, the factory now builds the new Corolla.
Cars produced: Toyota Corolla and Avensis
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