Over the years the production numbers of the Land-Rover was reported. Since then the acutal build numbers of each model has been reported. This does not always match up. The "Total" column represents the officially reported numbers unless otherwise noted. The "Difference" column is simply the known totals minus the reported total. Either this indicates other unknown models, or that Land Rover made some addition errors in their reports.

Until Sept 1979 the Land-Rover production year was September to August.

Year	Total	Difference	Series I
			Prototypes	80" 1.6 Litre	80" 2-litre	86"	88"	107"	109"
1947	2	0	2 (Center Steere)	0	0	0	0	0	0
1948	3,048	0	48 (Pre-Production 80")	3,000	0	0	0	0	0
1949	5,000	33	33 (81")	5,000	0	0	0	0	0
1950	16,085	-86	50 (2-liter 80")	15,949	0	0	0	0	0
1951	17,360	-1,480	0	15,880	0	0	0	0	0
1952	19,591	-876	0	0	18,715	0	0	0	0
1953	18,570	+516	0	0	19,086	0	0	0	0
1954	20,135	-1,235	0	0	0	15,080	0	3,820	0
1955	28,882	+122	0	0	0	20,214	0	8,690	0
1956	28,365	-1,787	0	0	0	14,048	2,276	9,101	1,153
1957	25,775	-452	0	0	0	0	14,275	2,420	8,628
1958	See SII		0	0	0	0	9,393	3,315	6,351

Year	Total	Difference	Series II		Series I (See above)
			88"	109""
1958	28,656	+2549	8,411	3,735	19,059
1959	28,371	-1,944	15,621	10,806	0
1960	34,168	+1,798	19,052	16,914	0
1961	35,148	+380	17,373	18,156	0

Exact data for each model by year is not easily available since Rover changed to using chassis numbering systems that span many years. We do know the total that was made from 1962 to 1971 of each type. So a model was used to distribute them based on the reported totals for each year.

Year	Total	Series IIA
		88"	109"	CKD	109" FC	109" 6-cyl	109" 1-ton	110" FC Series IIB	Half-ton 88"
1962	37,139	[1]  13,500	[1]  16,500	[2]    6,600	[1]    100	0	0	0	0
1963	34,304	[1]  12,600	[1]  15,300	[2]    6,100	[1]    914	0	0	0	0
1964	42,569	[1]  15,400	[1]  18,800	[2]    7,600	[1]    915	0	0	0	0
1965	45,790	[1]  16,660	[2]  20,200	[1]    8,200	[1]    914	0	0	0	0
1966	47,941	[1]  17,300	[1]  21,100	[2]    8,600	[1]    350	0	0	0	0
1967	44,191	[1]  16,000	[1]  17,700	[2]    7,900	0	[1]     2,250	0	[1]         314	2
1968	44,928	[1]  15,800	[1]  18,000	[2]    8,000	0	[1]     2,250	[1]    71	[1]         315	512
1969	50,561	[1]  17,830	[1]  20,400	[2]    9,000	0	[1]     2,250	[1]    72	[1]         315	[1]       600
1970	47,538	[1]  16,700	[1]  19,100	[2]    8,500	0	[1]     2,250	[1]    82	[1]         315	[1]       800
1971	56,663	[1]  10,200	[1]  13,000	[2]    5,700	0	[1]     2,250	[1]    83	[1]         315	[1]       900
Totals	451,624	151,813	179,936	[2]  76,200	3,193	11,241	308	[3]      2,305	[3]    2,989

Notes on Series IIA Table

1. I made a model to split up production over years if no year by year production data for that model is given. For low volume vehicles, an even distribution is assumed. For high volume production the model used was:
   X = total Land Rover production for years 1..N
   x[i] = is total Land Rover production for year i
   Y = total model production for years 1..N
   y[i] = is total model production for year i
   a = additive modification
   So the number of a certain model built in year i would be: y[i]=Y/X*x[y]+a Additive modifications are due to assumtions such as the existence of the SIIA halfton would cause militarys to buy less 88" models because they are buying Halftons...
   
   
2. CKDs (Complete Knock Downs (ie kits for foreign assembly)) are not included in productions figures and have to be assumed. For the years 1962-1970 a straight percentage is used that best fits the model (to make the data best fit overall for those years, so the assumtion is that CKD vehicles were a constant fractions of LR production). Other constant fraction periods should be obvious from the data. This was done to make the data add up since no other unknown models of Land Rover are known.
   
   
3. Production totals based on predictions and weekly production data reported in LRO and LRW magazines.

Year	Total	Total Land-  -Rover	Series III						101" FC	Range Rover
			88"	109"	US 88"	CKD	109" 1-ton	Light- weight
1971	[1]    59,286	56,663	[2]     9,300	[2]    14,000	30	[3]       6,800	[2]  56	[2]    1,540	0	[4]      2,623
[7]  1972	[1]    57,872	52,445	[2]     8,600	[2]    13,000	1,634	[3]     28,800	[2]  56	[2]    1,540	27	[4]      5,510
1973	[1]    56,263	49,724	[2]     8,100	[2]    12,300	1,439	[3]     27,300	[2]  57	[2]    1,540	10	[4]      6,519
1974	[1]    53,773	45,169	[2]     7,400	[2]    11,200	469	[3]     24,800	[2]  56	[2]    1,540	8	[4]      8,604
1975	[1]    63,179	52,681	[2]     8,600	[2]    13,000	0	[3]     29,000	[2]  56	[2]    1,540	838	[4]    10,516
1976	[1]    60,721	48,514	[2]   18,000	[2]    25,100	0	[3]       3,600	[2]  57	[2]    1,540	902	[4]    12,207
1977	[1]    51,119	41,452	[2]   15,400	[2]    21,500	0	[3]       3,100	[2]  56	[2]    1,540	826	[4]      9,667
1978	[1]    57,412	46,172	[2]   17,100	[2]    23,900	0	[3]       3,500	[2]  56	[2]    1,540	58	[4]    11,240
[5]  1979	[1]    56,672	42,936	[2]   15,900	[2]    22,200	0	[3]       1,300	0	[2]    1,540	0	[4]    11,373
Totals	[1]  516,297	435,756	108,413	[6]  156,141	3,572	[3]  128,200	450	12,334	2669	[4]    78,259

Notes on Series III Table

1. When totals production numbers are not available, all values for the year are summed to get a total
2. See note [1] from Series IIA on the model used
3. See note [2] from Series IIA on CKD
4. When production data is lacking, sales data is used
5. At the end of 1979 Land Rover changed chassis numbering system from a prefix of 3 numbers and a 5 digit sequence number to the worldwide VIN system, so tallyes by model type are no longer possible.
6. James Taylor reports this number to be 100,126 but says that he thinks that it is wrong. I assumed that the 88" fugure was correct and extrapolated the 109" number based on the percent of 109" built in 1970.
7. In 1972 approximately 416 Series IIB Forward Controls and 175 Half tons were built.

• Land Rover production numbers were based on finanical year. Up to 1975 it ended on 26 Sept., In 1976 it ended on 31 Dec. Years listed are the calendar year in which most of the production fell (e.g. 1960 for the Sept 1959 to 26 Sept 1960 year)
• An additional 2,363 Series III Land Rovers were built during Nov and Dec of 1979.

End of the Series III and introduction of the 90, 110 and 127

Year	Total	Total Land-  -Rover	Series III		90, 110 & 127	Range Rover
			88"	109" & Stage I
1980	[1]    43,405	33,697	[2]  14,000	[2]  19,600	0	[3]      9,708
1981	[1]    31,435	20,994	[2]    8,800	[2]  12,200	0	[3]    10,441
1982	[1]    41,639	28,384	[2]  11,900	[2]  16,500	0	[3]    13,255
1983	[1]    34,655	[3]    22,473	[2]    5,800	[2]    9,600	7000	[3]    12,182
1984	[1]    37,447	[3]    25,562	[2]    4,000	0	21,562	[3]    11,885
1985	[1]    44,504	[3]    31,046	[2]    3,000	0	28,046	[3]    13,458
1986	[3]    36,521	19,195	0	0	19,195	[3]    14,718
1987	[1]    40,980	20,475	0	0	20,475	[3]    20,505
1988	[3]    46,700	22,229	0	0	22,229	[3]    24,185
Totals	[4]  357,286	[4]  224,325	[4]  47,500	[4]  57,900	118,507	[3]  130,337

Notes

1. When totals production numbers are not available, all values for the year are summed to get a total
2. See note [1] from Series IIA on the model used
3. When production numbers for a model are not known, sales for that year are used.
4. Total of listed values, some of which are estimates

Land Rover, Defender, Discovery, Range Rover & Freelander

Year	Total	90, 110, & 130 Defender	Range Rover		Discovery	Freelander
			Classic	(mk II) [1]
1989	55,240	23,437	28,509	0	3,296	0
1990	[3] 68,471	21,210	24,194	0	23,067	0
1991	54,588	18,915	16,412	0	19,261	0
1992	57,062	17,416	15,334	0	24,312	0
1993	67,910	17,482	14,780	0	67,910	0
1994	93,100	22,265	13,667	2,669	54,499	0
1995	127,158	27,600	[2]      4,000	[2]    25,639	69,919	0
1996	126,578	31,724	0	29,815	65,039	0
1997	127,962	36,169	0	30,066	58,352	3,375
Totals	778,069	216,218	[4] 116,894	[4]    88,189	385,655	3,375

Notes from Current Production

1. Officially Land Rover is calling the new style Range Rover, the "new Range Rover", I'm using the designation of mk II to differentiate from the Range Rover Classic.
2. Approximation of the split.
3. Total Production less than 68,621 because that was the record until 1994
4. Total includes an approximation

Final Notes

• All data is based on information found in Land Rover Owner Internation (mostly in James Taylor's "Land Rover Story", Land Rover World, James Taylor's Land-Rover 1948-1988, and James Taylor's Range Rover book.

Part III: North American Sales
Part III: Production and Vehicles Dimensions