Who makes car engines in the UK?

There is no single company that makes car engines exclusively in the UK. However, there are several companies that manufacture engines in the UK, either for their own vehicles or for other manufacturers. Here are some notable examples:

Companies with significant engine production in the UK:

* JLR (Jaguar Land Rover): They have engine manufacturing facilities in the UK, primarily for their own vehicles.

* Ford: Ford's UK plant in Bridgend previously produced a range of engines for their own vehicles and others, but unfortunately, it closed in 2020.

* Honda: Honda's factory in Swindon, UK, used to manufacture engines for various models, but closed in 2021.

* Caterpillar: Caterpillar manufactures diesel engines in the UK, mainly for their own heavy machinery and for other manufacturers.

Other manufacturers with engine production in the UK:

* Rolls-Royce: Rolls-Royce manufactures engines for aircraft, but also produces some engines for luxury vehicles.

* BMW: While not exclusively UK-based, BMW has a plant in Hams Hall, England, which assembles engines for some of their vehicles.

It's important to note that the landscape of car engine manufacturing is constantly changing, with some companies closing facilities and others opening new ones.

Therefore, while no single company is entirely dedicated to car engine production in the UK, several manufacturers have facilities there, contributing to the country's automotive industry.