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In October 1952, the world saw and admired the Austin Healey 100 model sports car at the Earls Court Motor Show in London. Austin-Healey was a sports cars manufacturer that came into existence in 1952 when Leonard Lord of the Austin division of the British Motor Corporation joined hands with Donald Healey, an automotive engineer. 
Mazda MX-5, a very popular car from the stable of Mazda situated in Hiroshima, Japan, has been there since 1989 and is known by different names in various regions. In Europe and Oceania it is known as MX-5, the North Americans call it MX-5 Miata and in Japan it is called the Roadster.
Jaguar’s symbolic XK120, a sports car was manufactured from during the late and early 1950s. It succeeded the classic SS 100 whose manufacturing was stopped in 1940, soon after the 2nd World War began. The London Motor Show in 1948 saw the launch of the XK120. Soon after its introduction it became a rage and was able to set a new benchmark in car production. 
The start of the Seventies saw newer innovation and intervention in the design and structure of the Baracuda. It was branded as the “Cuda” and the new design was strikingly different from the preceding models with sleeker and sportier features. It was Hemi-powered and was sold without warranty. 
