Triumph Herald
(1959 - 1961)
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After the Second World War, the British automotive industry was regarded as rather unimaginative and technologically backward, at least as far as utility cars for the middle class were concerned. By the end of the 1950s, however, this image was quickly shed, and not only the Mini but also the Triumph Herald contributed to this. The practical and cultivated car could be produced in different versions with few adaptations thanks to its shell construction and impressed with balanced handling, well thought-out safety features and an almost unbelievable turning circle. This article reproduces an original test report from November 1961 and shows the Herald in historical images and sales material.
From 1959 to 1971, Standard-Triumph built the Herald, a small passenger car with a standard design, in around 510,000 units as a saloon, coupé, convertible and estate. The car was particularly popular in England, but there were also many fans of the compact and inexpensive British car on the European mainland. This vehicle report describes the history of the Triumph Herald and portrays a 13/60 model from 1970, supplemented by many archive photos, three sales brochures, technical documents and the owner's manual.
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| Brand | Model | Year | Status | Auction name | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Triumph Herald 1961 Sold Stanislas Machoir Nizza Sale (October 17, 2015) |
Herald | 1961 | Sold | Stanislas Machoir Nizza Sale (October 17, 2015) |
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