HILLMAN IMP DE LUXE
Lowest Price: £1,776 • Median Price: £1,776 • Highest Price: £1,776 • Sell-Through Rate: 100%
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£1,776
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£1,776
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HIGHEST PRICE:
£1,776
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£1,776
19th Sep 2020
1964 Hillman Imp De Luxe
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£5,962
24th Feb 2016
1964 Hillman Imp De Luxe
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£1,800
23rd Nov 2005
1972 Hillman Imp De Luxe
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The Hillman Imp De Luxe, launched in 1963, was Rootes Group's attempt to compete with the Mini.
It featured an advanced aluminum engine and independent suspension.
Unfortunately, production was plagued by quality control issues and labor disputes.
The Imp's reputation suffered, impacting sales.
Production ceased in 1976.
There was no direct successor.
Did you know that the Imp was intended to be named the "Rootes Arrow"? The name was changed late in development.
How much is a Hillman Imp De Luxe worth?
In average condition, a Hillman Imp De Luxe is worth £1,776.
What is the most expensive Hillman Imp De Luxe to sell in history publicly?
The most expensive Hillman Imp De Luxe to sell in history was sold for £5,962.
What is the cheapest Hillman Imp De Luxe to sell in history publicly?
The cheapest Hillman Imp De Luxe to sell in history was sold for £1,776.
When was the Hillman Imp De Luxe produced?
The Hillman Imp De Luxe was produced between 1964 and 1972.