Bedford

About Bedford

Bedford is a historically significant automotive brand originating from the United Kingdom. The company was named after the county town of Bedfordshire, where it was founded, and began life as a subsidiary of Vauxhall Motors, which was itself under the General Motors (GM) umbrella. Bedford's journey started in the early 1930s, primarily to produce commercial vehicles. They entered the market swiftly and started selling in the UK, quickly gaining a reputation for sturdy and reliable vehicles suitable for a range of commercial uses.

The vehicles sold by Bedford were mainly oriented towards the commercial sector, catering to businesses requiring vans, trucks, and larger transporter models. Over the years, Bedford became synonymous with robust and functional vehicles, which were popular among various industries for their durability and utility. While the company initially focused on commercial vehicles, their product range eventually included buses, coaches, and military vehicles. Through the years, Bedford has had several standout moments and models, notably providing vehicles for military use during World War II, which significantly increased the brand's recognition and reputation.

Some models hold a particularly important place in Bedford's history, for instance, the Bedford TK 6, a staple medium-sized truck in the 1960s and 1970s, the Bedford CF, a range of full-size panel vans in production from 1969 to 1987, and the Bedford K type, a series of trucks introduced in the 1930s which showcased the brand's early innovation in vehicle design and engineering.

Here are 21 Bedford used car sales records for you to browse through.