After an almost 40-year hiatus, the Triumph badge has once again found itself on the nose of a new sports car, albeit under rather unusual circumstances. This is the Triumph TR25 concept.

But now the Triumph sports car marque looks set for spectacular revival. Or at least the laurel wreath badge is. BMW has applied to register the badge as a European trademark. It was last seen on ...

The last production-run car to sport a Triumph Motor Company badge emerged in 1984 when the final Triumph Acclaim rolled off the British Leyland assembly line in 1984. 'With the blessing of BMW ...

BMW will add to its portfolio by reviving a classic badge – and Triumph is top of the list ... slice of the most lucrative areas of the new car market.

Neither has appeared on a new car in this ... mismanagement. Triumph later went belly-up; MG, although still technically alive, has spent the past two decades on badge-engineered life support.

decided against using the alloy Rover V8 which in various forms powered a wide range of BL cars (even Australia’s P76). They must have decided it wasn't unreliable enough to wear Triumph badges ...

Triumph badge has been used with the blessing of BMW, which owns the rights to the marque ...

He believes the Triumph name is best consigned to the history books. He said: “Ask anyone what sort of car wears an MG badge and the answer will depend on the respondent’s age. “Over 40 and ...

The all-new Triumph Scrambler 400 XC has been launched in India at a price of Rs 2,94,147, ex-showroom. Read all the details in this post here.