matchboxpaul
Well-known member
Hi all.
Been a while since I created a thread, but this is one that I intended to do a couple of years ago.
This is a follow on from the marathon picture posting session that was the Hotpoint 1st Automatic to final New Generation thread and will detail the follow on ranges, which together formed the unofficially titled 'Next Generation' range.
Essentially identical (barring the Microprofile) to the 1982 New Generation range, a fascia restyle in 1986 produced a look that would run through to the early 1990s.
One thing I noticed when selecting the photos to be used in this thread, was just how ebay dependent it will be! As such, some of the photos are not of the best quality in any way, shape or form - you will just have to grin and bear it
Also and this may be difficult to believe, but some of the Next Generations are incredibly rare. So rare in fact, that for some I am dependent on line drawings from their instruction manuals, whilst for some models I have no images at all.
I will try and detail the models in numerical order (not range order), dealing with washers first, then dryers and finally the washer-dryers.
I know Brandon has been hankering after this thread for a while - hope it proves interesting for you.
Enough waffle - off we go ....

Been a while since I created a thread, but this is one that I intended to do a couple of years ago.
This is a follow on from the marathon picture posting session that was the Hotpoint 1st Automatic to final New Generation thread and will detail the follow on ranges, which together formed the unofficially titled 'Next Generation' range.
Essentially identical (barring the Microprofile) to the 1982 New Generation range, a fascia restyle in 1986 produced a look that would run through to the early 1990s.
One thing I noticed when selecting the photos to be used in this thread, was just how ebay dependent it will be! As such, some of the photos are not of the best quality in any way, shape or form - you will just have to grin and bear it

Also and this may be difficult to believe, but some of the Next Generations are incredibly rare. So rare in fact, that for some I am dependent on line drawings from their instruction manuals, whilst for some models I have no images at all.
I will try and detail the models in numerical order (not range order), dealing with washers first, then dryers and finally the washer-dryers.
I know Brandon has been hankering after this thread for a while - hope it proves interesting for you.
Enough waffle - off we go ....
