Products
(All were coach bodies unless specified)
- Vista, Vista II, Vista III, Super Vista
- Hendonian
- A-type
- B-type (dual-purpose)
- C-type (dual-purpose)
- D-Type (bus)
- Ambassador
- Roadmaster
- Vega, Super Vega
- Elizabethan
- Britannia
- Donington (dual-purpose)
- Trooper
- Vega
- Bella Vista
- Bella Vega
- Vega Major
- Commander I, II, III & IV
- Viscount 36
- Viceroy 36
- Viceroy 37
- Dominant, Dominant II, Dominant III, Dominant IV (the first 2 were also built as bus bodies)
- Dominant Bus (bus, although some had coach seating)
- Goldliner, Super Goldliner
- Caribbean
- Laser
- Calypso
- 320
- 340
- 425 - with running units from Dennis
- 300 (bus)
- Dartline (bus) - for Dennis Dart
The 300, 320 and 340 were named after their heights in centimetres, whereas the 425 was named after its drag coefficient, emphasising its aerodynamic design.
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