Earlier this week, we looked at broad swathes of the market as measured through our 11 collector car indexes. One of those ...

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The V8 TR8 is a derivation of the four-cylinder TR7, and that car started life solely as a closed coupe. This was the first coupe in Triumph's TR line and was initially only offered as such ...

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"The TR7 was Triumph's last TR car with its production lineage dating back to 1975," the show's organizers note. "Fast forward to May and the plan is to celebrate the famous wedge design.

Cars really aren't what they used to be. This TR6 isn't loaded with features or power, but it's a reminder that less really is more.

The first Triumph car was built in 1923, and early on they manufactured pretty standard-looking sedans. ... The TR3A was the most popular of the TR models, selling 58,236 vehicles.

ts cars ever built by the company. From the fashionable streets of London, Paris and Rome to the skyscraper-lined boulevards ...

A 1980 Triumph TR8 with just 73 miles on its odometer has been unearthed from a London garage where it was parked over 40 years ago. The car will be offered at an upcoming auction.

Triumph scrapped the project shortly after this car was built, and it was sold off to a collector who stashed it in a lock-up with a bunch of other sports cars, where it stayed for more than 40 years.

The Triumph TR7 was a pretty solid little British sports car, and the fourth generation Chevy Camaro was a pretty decent mid-90s American sports car. Albeit, not one without their fair share of ...

The British design studio wanted to pay tribute to Triumph and celebrate its 25th anniversary at the same time – hence the TR25 name. The first production TR – the TR2 – was released in 1953 ...