Back when today’s Nice Price or No Dice TR7 was introduced, advertisements called its wedge design the “shape of things to come.” That was ironic since Triumph as a whole would be gone just ...

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 ...

Junked 1977 Triumph TR7. Open Gallery. ... The later TR8, which was the same car with a 3.5-liter Rover (aka Buick) V8, solved the power problem but cost almost as much as a BMW 320i.

Based on the Triumph Dolomite 1850's 1.8-liter, the inline-four was bored out to 2.0 liters and fitted with larger carbs, but it only produced 92 hp or 76 hp in TR7s sold in California.

In December 1976, Triumph cut the TR7's price from $5625 to $4995. With the introduction of the TR7 five-­speed, however, Triumph's fortunes seem to be once again on the upturn.

My ride is a 1981 Triumph TR8. The TR8 is the V8 version of the wedge-shaped TR7, and it represents the end of mass-produced British sports cars. The classic MG was discontinued in 1980, and 1981 ...

Triumph TR7 nostalgia ride leaves me stirred, not shaken; BACK TO ALL ... It's no longer a 7 and it's not an 8 either since I installed a Buick V6 with a Chevy 4 speed automatic and TR8 3.08 ...

Hailed as Leyland's first genuinely new sports car in a decade and a half, the Triumph TR7 hit the Australian market in mid-1978. Its only real achievement was to make every backyard kit-car maker ...

Not their finest hour: Triumph TR7. Celebrating the greatest cock-ups in automotive history. Today we look at Triumph TR7 . Last updated: August 23, 2022 | 15:56. Sony Thomas, wheels Editor.

The iconic yellow Triumph TR7 sports car from the Detectorists TV series that was owned by star actor Mackenzie Crook (pictured in the car with Toby Jones) is going up for sale for just £3,500.