Triumph Herald 1200
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Announced in 1959 in 948cc form, the Herald marked the return of Triumph to the small saloon market. Built on a separate chassis, it used rack-and-pinion steering and all-independent suspension, which combined to make it a great car to drive. Its engine capacity was increased to 1,147cc in 1961, as the Herald 1200 and a multitude of different body/engine combinations proliferated within the Herald range until production ended 1971.
Herald - 1959-61, Herald S -1961-63, Herald 1200 - 1961-70, Herald 12/50 - 1963-67, Herald 13/60 - 1967-71.
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