Paul Wager on 12th July 2021
The Triumph Herald and its Vitesse counterpart were examples of how keeping it simple really can work wonders. Today their separate chassis and straightforward running gear make for ideal classics
Aaron McKay on 2nd June 2021
Picking a starter classic can be a difficult task, especially if you don't like the idea of the usual suspects. With that in mind, here are our favourite left-field first classics that should hold their value
Aaron McKay on 17th September 2020
Perhaps the most underrated Triumph TR of all also happens to be one of the best, as far as driving is concerned. It might be a future investment, so how do you get into a good Triumph TR6?
Matt Bell on 5th August 2020
A stunning Triumph TR6 has set what is believed to be a record price for the model. The painstakingly restored and upgraded 1972 example was sold for £57,732 during Historics 10th Anniversary auction at Windsorview Lakes on July 18, soaring well above its £28,000-£35,000 pre-sale estimate.
Jeff Ruggles on 24th March 2020
An iconic Triumph TR2 prototype that broke a land speed record in 1953 has seen its future secured thanks to a £250,000 grant from the National Heritage Memorial Fund grant (NHMF).
Matt Bell on 15th August 2019
The SWVA July sale had a full catalogue of 81 classics under the hammer at its Poole base on July 26, with everything from bargains to prestige.
Matt Bell on 12th July 2019
Simple, big-engined sports cars aren’t the preserve of the US makers. We round up our British sports car favourites.
Glenn Rowswell on 30th October 2017
Largely based on the four-cylinder, friendlier-faced Herald, the Vitesse arrived in 1962 with a useful injection of performance from its 1.6-litre straight tsix – an engine which itself would go on to power a whole range of exciting Triumph sports cars in slowly increasing displacements, while the Vitesse itself eventually benefited from a two-litre version. ..
Glenn Rowswell on 10th May 2017
A punchy 1959 Triumph TR3A takes it to the S bends. Lovely!
wp-admin on 5th February 2017
Offering a delightful mix of Italian styling and British roadster values, the TR4 and TR4A have never been a more popular buy.