So, Triumph's engineers gave the new car a 2.0-liter inline-six instead, fitted a bulged hood to accommodate it and called the finished product the GT6. It was known, rather tastelessly, as "the ...

Your friend’s 1973 Triumph GT6 MK3 was the last year that model was produced by British Leyland, which was the corporate head of all those neat Triumph sports cars.

But for the GT6, a car that actually looks like it could be quick, that just wouldn't do—so in went the 2.0-liter inline-six from the 2000 sedan, and the necessitating "power budge" that went ...

The earliest cars, built between 1966-1968, are the rarest examples. Although almost 16,000 of these were built, very few original examples can be found today.

Last week, we condemned Hell Garage inmates to a purgatorial slog through the wilds of factory-hot-rod early-1990s Chryslers, and a torque-steeringly ...

Can you give me some history on the Triumph and some of your memories of the racing Triumphs? — Pete S., Arizona. A: Pete I'd be happy to assist. Your friend’s 1973 Triumph GT6 MK3 was the last year ...