Hakiem HanifArguably, the Morris Minor was to the British what the Beetle was to the Germans. It’s spaciousness, comfort and ease of maintenance made it an instant hit around the world.
Though production ceased a long time ago, the Durable Car Company in Galle is helping to keep these British classics on the road, both in Sri Lanka and the world over.
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