The thirties saw further models introduced, and 1933 was particularly busy, with the two door Lynx, the Kestrel and the Falcon all appearing. A prototype of the Riley Imp, a sports version, was displayed at the 1933 Motor Show at Olympia in London. Each year customers' demands for more refinement made the cars heavier and heavier, and the Nine continued with its wide range of body styles. The Nine had been on sale for seven years.
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Manufacturer or BuilderRiley company of Coventry 1 Connections
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It was made by the Riley company of Coventry, England with a wide range of body styles between 1926 and 1938.
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The thirties saw further models introduced, 1933 being particularly busy, with the 2 door Lynx, Kestrel, and Falcon all appearing.
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The thirties saw further models introduced, 1933 being particularly busy, with the 2 door Lynx, Kestrel, and Falcon all appearing.
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made by the Riley company of Coventry, England
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at the 1933 Motor Show at Olympia,
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1926 two body styles were available, a
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1926 two body styles were available, a
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