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

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