Production Statistics
Total Packard production numbers for both years on both models
- 1951, 200 (Standard - all body styles), 24,310 units
- 1951, 200 (Deluxe - all body styles), 47,052 units
- 1951, 250 (all body styles) 4,640 units (Introduced in March 1951, partial model year tally)
- 1952, 200 (Standard - all body styles), 39,720 units
- 1952, 200 (Deluxe - all body styles), 7,000 units
- 1952, 250 (all body models), 5,201 units
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