Durow

Durow Cars was a British manufacturer based in Newthorpe, Nottinghamshire, known for producing neo-classic vehicles inspired by American styling trends.

The company's cars were distinguished by exaggerated wings, elongated bonnets, and whitewall tyres, combined with a centre body derived from the MG Midget. This unusual mix gave Durow's vehicles a distinctive appearance that set them apart from other British neo-classic offerings of the era.

Underneath, the cars used a large but straightforward chassis built to accommodate Ford Granada mechanical components, with a Rover V8 engine available as an optional upgrade. Buyers could choose from a wide range of bodywork options, including fibreglass or stainless steel construction, two-seater or four-seater configurations, an extra-long wheelbase limousine version, and both fixed-head and convertible styles.

Durow offered several named models, including the Deluge, Debonair, and Starr, reflecting the range of body styles and configurations available to customers.