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Hillman

Hillman was a mainstream British family car marque within the Rootes Group, best remembered for practical saloons such as the Minx, Super Minx, Hunter and Imp. These were ordinary working cars in their day rather than exotic machines, which makes surviving examples increasingly representative of the cars that once filled British streets. The badge disappeared as Chrysler reorganised Rootes, leaving no later production to replenish the register.

EXTINCT 1 family

VULNERABLE 3 families

DECLINING 1 family

GROWING 2 families

2,649 licensed vehicles

1,733

declared SORN

model families

-12 vehicles a year, five year trend · growing fastest Avenger · fading fastest Minx

Model families

7 FAMILIES · SORT: LICENSED ↓

Family	Status	Licensed	Peak	Of peak	Year change
Minx	DECLINING	1,095	2,236 · 1996	49.0%	-9
Imp	GROWING	766	1,641 · 1994	46.7%	+2
Avenger	GROWING	280	2,672 · 1994	10.5%	+3
Super Minx	VULNERABLE	255	267 · 2021	95.5%	-3
Husky	VULNERABLE	133	182 · 1996	73.1%	-1
Hunter	VULNERABLE	120	1,068 · 1994	11.2%	-5
GT	EXTINCT	0	2 · 1994	0.0%	0

This record combines every DVLA registration under HILLMAN. Each family links to its full census record: population history, variants, MOT results and where survivors remain.