Vauxhall Cadet is a popular car, selling at £280 in 16.9 HP Saloon form. It has a 2048-cc 42-bhp engine. The Cadet is available for export with a 3177-cc 47-bhp engine and it is the first major 'fruit' of the take-over of Vauxhall Motors by the General Motors Corporation.
Other 1932 Vauxhall offerings are the Eighty and Eighty L (LWB) with 3317-cc power unit. All engines are OHV Sixes.
Classic Car Catalogue
Vauxhall 1932
T/T80 - ost.rok
Cadet VY/VX
Great Britain 
Cadett
Races:
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E. L. Meeson | 3,234 c.c. | 2nd | ||||
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E. L. Meeson | 4,234 c.c. | 2nd | ||||
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E. L. Meeson | 4,234 c.c. | 2nd | ||||
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E. L. Meeson | 4,234 c.c. | 3rd | ||||
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R. J. Munday | 4,234 c.c. | 1st | ||||
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H. E. W. Lamplough | 4,234 c.c. | 2nd | ||||
Motor Sport, January '32