Hows this for a 2000 Mk 2????

http://www.autopoint.co.nz/marketplace/UsedCarDetail.asp?ID=2065692&Criteria=%40Make%3D%27TRIUMPH%27%2C+%40OrderBy%3D% 27P2%27&NoOfRecs=5&PageNo=1&chkRows=500

Makes me wish I had $12,000 (Well actually doesn't, because I know I'd blow it on a Subie SVX :D )

also here is an odd one, I didn't know they made Estate versions.....:confused: :confused:


http://www.autopoint.co.nz/marketplace/UsedCarDetail.asp?ID=1792257&Criteria=%40Make%3D%27TRIUMPH%27%2C+%40OrderBy%3D% 27P2%27&NoOfRecs=5&PageNo=1&chkRows=500

That my little friend is called OVER PRICED!!


The estates however are very nice looking cars, and actualy handle a bit better than the sedans. But they are rather rare, as they were only made in the UK, and by a seperate coach builder. (the same ppl that made XJS's and other Jags into Touring models.)

Originally posted by Moppie
That my little friend is called OVER PRICED!!


The estates however are very nice looking cars, and actualy handle a bit better than the sedans. But they are rather rare, as they were only made in the UK, and by a seperate coach builder. (the same ppl that made XJS's and other Jags into Touring models.)


hmm.....seems OK to me.....

BUT.....As for the Estate, I knew it was rare, as I have never seen one (But seen a million sedans) I think they look rather interesting though.

But being made in the UK would make them somewhat like the Stag, Unreliable with a capital U, are they the same coach-builders that make them XJ8 hearses that the royal family get buried in???