Vauxhall Light Six appeared in 1933 and ensured the presence of General Motors in the UK. Light Six was equipped with a manual 4-speed synchronized transmission, mechanical brakes and had a top speed of 112.7 km / h. The car was a tremendous success of the company and more than 23,000 copies were sold before the end of its release late 1934, after which the Light Six AXY / ASY was replaced by the version of Light Six DX / DY.