Morris Oxford Series VI Traveller

The Morris Oxford Series VI shown in the image is a classic British estate car, often referred to as the Traveller. This specific model was produced between 1961 and 1971. It represents the quintessential British family car of the era, designed by Pininfarina and manufactured at the Cowley plant in Oxford, England.

Over the decades, the ownership of the Morris brand transitioned through various mergers, from the British Motor Corporation (BMC) to British Leyland. In the early 2000s, following the collapse of MG Rover, the rights to the Morris brand name were acquired by the Nanjing Automobile Group. In 2007, Nanjing merged with SAIC Motor Corporation Limited, making the Chinese state-owned SAIC the current ultimate owner of the brand name and its heritage assets.