Hillman Saloons
HILLMAN SUPER MINX (1961-1967)
riginally intended as a replacement for the Hillman Minx, the Super Minx was slightly larger and more up to date – enough for Rootes to launch it as a supplementary model. As was the way with Rootes, the Super Minx quickly gained badge-engineered siblings which included the Singer Vogue and a lowered sports saloon originally intended to serve as a Sunbeam, but eventually marketed as the Humber Sceptre. With a choice of three body styles – saloon, estate and
