The Hillman 14 saloon was introduced by the Hillman Motor Car Co Ltd in 1925 continuing in production until 1940. Some cars were still being sold new into 1941

Supplied with Ivory ribbons and bows with complimentary bottled water, tissues and mints.

£350.00: including collecting the Bridesmaids, Bride and the onward journey from the service with the Bride & Groom to the reception venue.

The engineering was largely conventional with a long stroke side valve 1954 cc, four cylinder engine built in-unit with a four speed gearbox and spiral bevel geared rear axle. Four wheel, cable operated, drum brakes were fitted from the start but unusually a vacuum servo was an option. The handbrake had its own set of shoes on the rear brakes.

The cars were well fitted out and spacious, with a right hand gear change by the driver's door, a feature regarded as up-market at the time. Safety glass was fitted in the windows of the 1928 Safety Saloon.

A range of improvements were introduced in 1928 when the wheelbase was lengthened by 2 in (51 mm). Safety glass was fitted in the windows of the 1928 Safety Saloon and a Segrave 2-door coupé and fabric bodied saloon joined the range.Dipping headlights were a new feature and separate front seats replaced the bench seat previously fitted. There were also changes to the mudguards and running boards.