Rootes Arrow - Wikipedia
The most prolific model within the Arrow range, the Hillman Hunter, was the Coventry -based company's major competitor in the small family car segment. In its 13-year production run, its UK market contemporaries included the Ford Cortina, Vauxhall Victor, Austin/Morris 1800, and …
Hillman Hunter (Arrow) history, development and reviews
Also known as the Rootes Arrow, the Hillman Hunter was a clean-sheet car developed to replace the Minx and Super Minx, and modernise the Rootes range.
Hillman Hunter (1966-1979) - motor-car.net
The Hillman Hunter is a vehicle of the British Rootes Group , which was produced from 1966 to 1976 as a sedan and station wagon . The Hunter was the Hillman version of the Roots Arrow and replaced the Hillman Super Minx .
Hillman Hunter – the Rootes Group's last hurrah saloon - AROnline
2022年12月17日 · Known as the Rootes Arrow in development, the Hillman Hunter was a quiet, dignified saloon with real staying power. Here's its full story.
Hillman Hunter For Sale | Car and Classic
Looking to buy a Hillman Hunter? Complete your search today at Car & Classic where you will find the largest and most diverse collection of classics in Europe.
1974 Hillman Hunter GLS For Sale By Auction - Car and Classic
Introduced in 1966, the contemporary looking Hillman Hunter (part of the ‘Arrow’ family of badge-led cars) designed by Rex Fleming, represented a new era of Rootes inspired cars and was, at last, funded well by Chrysler’s investment.
Hillman Arrow and Hillman Hunter - Unique Cars And Parts
Get Behind the Wheel of the Hillman Arrow and Hillman Hunter with Road Tests, Car Reviews, Specifications, Test Drives and More...
Hillman Hunter and Minx (1966 – 1979) Review | Honest John
The Hillman Hunter was a clean-sheet car developed to replace the Minx and Super Minx, and tidy-up and modernis the Rootes range in the process.
High marks for the Hunter April 1967 - Motor Sport Magazine
2014年7月7日 · The latest Hillman proves to be a pleasant semi-sporting family car. The reputation of the Rootes Group was built up on solid, comfortable, well-equipped middle-class cars appealing to owners with upper-class pretensions.
Hillman Hunter Review, For Sale, Price & Specs | CarsGuide
Under the Arrow name conceived to replace the Imp, the vehicle was known as the Hillman Hunter when it launched here in 1967 as a rival for Ford’s Cortina and Holden’s Torana. Without a larger model, Hillman had to split its gamble locally offering upper trim versions to also fight off the Ford Corsair and others.