Production Figures
- Herald (948) coupé: March 1959 – June 1961, 15,153
- Herald (948) saloon: March 1959 – June 1961, 76,860
- Herald (948) convertible: March 1959 – June 1961, 8,262
- Herald (948) 'S' saloon: February 1961 – January 1964, 6,577
- Herald 1200: February 1961– December 1970, 289,575
- saloon: February 1961 – December 1970, 201,142
- coupé: February 1961 – October 1964, 5,319
- convertible: February 1961 – September 1967, 43,295
- estate: March 1961 – September 1967, 39,819
- Courier van: February 1962 – October 1964, 5,136
- Herald 12/50 saloon: December 1962 – September 1967, 53,267
- Herald 13/60: August 1967 – September 1971, 82,650
- saloon: August 1967 – December 1970, 40,433
- convertible: August 1967 – September 1971, 15,467
- estate: August 1967 – September 1971, 11,172
- A total of 894.127. a production form March 1959 to September 1971
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