Triumph Vitesse Classic Car Paints

The Triumph Vitesse was a small car with six cylinders. It was made by Standard-Triumph from 1962 to 1971. Giovanni Michelotti designed the car, and it was sold as both a regular car and a convertible. Austin introducing the Vitesse name on their cars in 1914-1916, specifically the Austin 20 and 30 Vitesse models. Then in 1922, G. followed suit N stands for noun. The GN Vitesse Cyclecar was modified by Triumph for a car built from 1936 to 1938. The Triumph Vitesse was stopped being made in July 1971. The name was not used again until October 1982, when Rover used it for their SD1 until 1986. Then, they used it again for their Rover 800, 820, and 827 models from October 1988 to 1991. After that, the car was changed and called the R17 version, which was made until 1998 as the Rover Vitesse Sport.