I’ve Never Seen This Car Before! Triumph Herald 948 | My Car Story With Lou

The Triumph Herald was a small, two door, British car produced from 1959 and made until 1971, styled by Giovanni Michelotti. Notable for its separate chassis with bolt-on body panels, independent suspension, incredibly tight turning circle (25 ft), and excellent visibility, it was offered as a saloon, coupé, convertible, estate, and van. Engine size increased over its life, from a 948cc to a 1296cc, with a more powerful, six-cylinder 1600 and 2 litre version, called Vitesse. Triumph made over 50

Herald sold between 1959-1971. Over half a million Triumph Heralds were produced during its production run from 1959 to 1971. A total of over 500,000 sold, including all variants like the 948, 1200, 12/50, and 13/60 models, van and saloon and estate. Successful production and sales in countries like Australia, India, Belgium, Ireland, Italy, Malta, New Zealand, Peru, the Philippines and South Africa. Are you from one of these countries and nostalgic about this car? Do let me know, it's always go