Editing Reliant Motors (section)

===Final years===
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Reliant produced 50 vehicles a week until 2001, when it finished production of its own models to focus on importing French [[Ligier]] microcars and motorcycles as well as the [[Piaggio Ape]] range of commercial vehicles. A final version of the Reliant Robin was produced with leather seats, metallic gold paint, alloy wheels, walnut dashboard, and some other luxurious features, which retailed for £10,000. The car was made in the company's 65th year of production, and so was named the Reliant Robin 65.
	 
Reliant Cars Ltd. was renamed Reliant Partsworld, and operates from the factory where the Robin was built.
	 
The old site of Reliant Motors, in Tamworth, was turned into a housing estate named Scimitar Park, after the Reliant Scimitar that the company produced. A number of streets in the estate were named after Reliant models as well, such as 'Robin Close'.