The Vauxhall DY was produced from 1931 to 1933. It is remembered as a symbol of British automotive engineering during the early 1930s.
Design and Features:
- The DY was a part of the Vauxhall Cadet range.
- It featured a six-cylinder engine, which was quite advanced for its time.
- The car had a robust chassis and was known for its smooth ride and reliability.
Engine and Performance:
- The Vauxhall DY came with a 2.4-liter inline-six engine.
- It produced around 50 horsepower, which was considerable for that era.
- The engine was paired with a manual transmission.
Body Styles:
- The DY was available in several body styles, including saloon, tourer, and coupe.
- The bodies were often coachbuilt, offering a variety of custom designs and luxurious interiors.
