Manufactured by the Rootes Group from 1932 to 1970, the Hillman Minx was a quintessential family saloon. The Series IIIb generation that appeared in James Bond featured a 1496-cc engine and an "Audax" body style. It was renowned for its solid build, making it a reliable vehicle for both families and rally racers worldwide.
Between 1953 and 1964, the Hillman Minx was manufactured in Japan by Isuzu Motors under a technology licensing agreement with the UK's Rootes Group . Initially assembled from Complete Knockdown (CKD) kits , Isuzu gradually incorporated local Japanese parts and produced 67,729 units .
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Hillman Minx 1932-1970
Manufactured by the Rootes Group from 1932 to 1970, the Hillman Minx was a quintessential family saloon. The Series IIIb generation that appeared in James Bond featured a 1496-cc engine and an "Audax" body style. It was renowned for its solid build, making it a reliable vehicle for both families and rally racers worldwide.
Hillman Minx - Made in Japan
Between 1953 and 1964, the Hillman Minx was manufactured in Japan by Isuzu Motors under a technology licensing agreement with the UK's Rootes Group . Initially assembled from Complete Knockdown (CKD) kits , Isuzu gradually incorporated local Japanese parts and produced 67,729 units .