Triumph TR6
What is it?
The Triumph TR6 is a classic British roadster produced between 1968 and 1976. It features a traditional body-on-frame construction and was the last of the classic 'TR' series roadsters to utilize a traditional inline-six engine layout.
Why it's interesting
The TR6 is significant as the final iteration of the classic Triumph roadster design, blending traditional British open-top motoring with the power of a 2.5-liter inline-six. It remains a benchmark for the accessible classic sports car experience, appreciated for its straightforward mechanical layout and period-correct character.
Quick Facts
Production
1968-1976
Engine
2.5L Inline-6
Power
Approximately 104-150 hp depending on market and emissions configuration
Transmission
4-speed manual (with optional overdrive)
What to notice
- Kamm-tail rear deck styling designed by Karmann
- Deep-dish steel wheels often fitted with beauty rings
- Walnut veneer dashboard fascia
- Distinctive long-hood, short-deck proportions
Did you know?
The TR6 styling was a collaborative effort, with the original TR5 body updated by the German coachbuilder Karmann to meet contemporary design trends.
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