Triumph Vitesse Mk II 2 Litre Convertible Cabriolet 1966
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Specifications Triumph Vitesse Mk II 2 Litre Convertible Cabriolet 1966 blueprint
The Triumph Vitesse Mk II 2.0L Convertible Cabriolet 1966 is a classic British touring car. It's unique styling and powerful engine make it an eye-catching head-turner, and its luxurious interior and timeless design ensures it will continue to be in vogue for many more years to come. The exterior of the Vitesse is instantly recognizable, with its sleek bodylines, aggressive front grille, large angular chrome headlights, and menacing-looking round taillights. The traditional British red colour scheme is adorned with period-correct chrome details such as wheel trims and side trim strips. Under the bonnet is a impressive 2.0L engine, developed specifically for the Vitesse and capable of producing up to 100 horsepower. The Vitesse is fast and nimble, with its excellent balance of power and braking ability making it a joy to drive. The interior is opulence defined, with luxury materials such as leather and wood used liberally throughout. The generous cabin can comfortably accommodate four adults and features plush upholstery in both the front and rear seats. The convertible roof adds to the sense of freedom and can be retracted at the touch of a button. The Triumph Vitesse Mk II 2.0L Convertible Cabriolet 1966 is the perfect combination of classic British style, luxurious interior, and powerful engine. It's an iconic car that won't soon be forgotten.
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