Title: South West Coach Lines
Content:  South West Coach Lines is a bus and coach operator in South West Western Australia. It is a subsidiary of the Australian Transit Group.
Title: South Western Coach Lines
Content:  South Western Coach Lines was an Australian bus company operating services in the Eastern Suburbs, Inner West, South West and Sutherland Shire regions of Sydney.
Title: South West Coach Lines
Content:  South West Coach Lines was founded in 1977 by David and Lenita Adams. In January 1986, it commenced operating the Bunbury City Transit service (since renamed TransBunbury). In November 2007 the business was purchased by Veolia Transport and in July 2013 became part of Transdev Australasia. It operates express coach services, school services and bus charters. In December 2009, South West Coach Lines commenced operating three services in Busselton under the TransBusselton brand under contract to the Public Transport Authority. Upon being re-tendered, the routes passed to Swan Transit from 1 January 2015. South West Coach Lines operate 14 school services and express coach services connecting Perth with various destinations in South West Western Australia. South West Coach lines is now owned and operated by Australian Transit Group.
Title: South West Coach Lines
Content:  As at September 2013, the TransBusselton fleet consists of 22 buses. As at May 2014, the South West Coach Lines fleet consists of 42 buses and coaches.
Title: South Western Coach Lines
Content:  South Western Coach Lines operated a fleet composed predominantly of AECs, Bedfords and Leylands, many being purchased from government operators ACTION, State Transport Authority and Transperth. Fleet livery was cream and brown.
Title: South Western Coach Lines
Content:  route 12 was transferred to Milperra Bus Service and combined with their route 69 to form Red Arrow 860 (now M90). On 6 March 1985, the Bankstown and Lidcombe routes were sold to Highway Tours. The Sutherland Shire routes passed to Holman's son Michael in 1985. In February 1986 the Alexandria-based routes were sold to ABC Coach Lines. South Western Coach Lines ceased trading in October 1990, with the operations of its remaining three routes delicensed and passing to Southtrans on an interim basis. Two of the routes, 9 and 238, were officially transferred to Southtrans in January 1992. At the same time, the last route 114 was split into three parts and sold to Southtrans, Caringbah Bus Service and Carss Park Charter Tours respectively.
Title: South Western Coach Lines
Content:  In the late 1950s, Max Holman operated Seven Hills Bus Lines with WA Wilmot. The company had two routes, one of which was sold to Wilmot in February 1961 and the other one to Seven Hills Bus Company in October 1962. Holman also operated coaches on the Gold Coast in the 1960s, before owning Marrickville Bus Lines and Matraville Bus Service in Sydney in the mid-1970s.
Title: South West Trains
Content:  Stagecoach South Western Trains Limited, trading as South West Trains (SWT), was an English train operating company owned by Stagecoach, which operated the South Western franchise between February 1996 and August 2017. SWT operated the majority of commuter services from its Central London terminus at London Waterloo to South West London and was the key operator for outer suburban and regional services in the counties of Surrey, Hampshire and Dorset. It also provided regional services in Devon, Somerset, Berkshire, Wiltshire and on the Isle of Wight through its Island Line subsidiary. Unlike the majority of franchises, SWT operated without subsidies, being a profitable concern due to the 
Title: South Western Coach Lines
Content:  In the 1980s, Holman operated an interstate express coach business trading as VIP Express with a fleet of 40 coaches. This was sold in February 1987.
Title: South West Coaches
Content:  South West Coaches is a privately owned bus company that operates services around Dorset, Somerset, and Wiltshire, in South West England.

Question: Verify the following claims with "True" or "False": South West Coach Lines is a division of the Honda Co. which manufactures the General Motors 90° V6 engine used in the South West Coach Lines TLX.
Answer: False