Triumph Stag 1975

The 1975 Triumph Stag was a remarkable addition to British automotive history, designed to serve the open sports car enthusiasts of that era. With elegant lines and a strong focus on comfort, the Stag combined the best of both worlds: sporty looks and practicality. The Stag was originally introduced as a four-seat convertible, making it an attractive option for both daily use and weekend drives.

Technically, the Triumph Stag was equipped with a V8 engine, which offered a powerful engine option in the sports car segment at the time. This model was unique in its approach, with robust construction and an independent rear suspension system, which contributed to its driving dynamics. The Stag was praised for its ride comfort and ability to perform both in the city and on the highway. The car also featured several luxurious details, such as leather upholstery and an elaborate instrument panel, which provided the driver with a modern driving experience.

The production of the Triumph Stag lasted from 1970 to 1977, with a total run of about 25,000 units. This made the model a relatively rare appearance within the classic car scene. The Stag remains a prized model among car enthusiasts to this day, not only because of its design, but also because of the unique driving experience it offers. To get a good idea of the lot, we recommend coming to the viewing day.

The car offered here comes from a private collection. The cars are in a clean condition, but may need some attention on a technical level before it can be driven again.