Makes / Triumph

Triumph

Triumph is unusual because the same make page contains 2 distinct British motoring traditions. Historic Triumph cars include Herald, Spitfire, Stag, Dolomite and TR sports cars, while the revived Triumph company became a major motorcycle manufacturer with Bonneville, Tiger, Speed Triple and many other bikes. Model level classification is therefore essential, since a Triumph registration may represent a classic car or a comparatively modern motorcycle.

VULNERABLE 5 families

DECLINING 6 families

GROWING 9 families

28,703 licensed vehicles

16,990

declared SORN

model families

+116 vehicles a year, five year trend · growing fastest Tr7 · fading fastest Herald

Model families

20 FAMILIES · SORT: LICENSED ↓

Family	Status	Licensed	Peak	Of peak	Year change
Stag	DECLINING	5,974	6,077 · 2022	98.3%	-11
Spitfire	DECLINING	4,615	6,386 · 1994	72.3%	-14
Tr6	GROWING	4,284	4,313 · 2024	99.3%	+18
Herald	DECLINING	2,653	5,020 · 1997	52.9%	-35
Tr4	GROWING	2,016	2,016 · 2025	100.0%	+14
Vitesse	GROWING	1,630	1,950 · 1997	83.6%	+1
Tr7	GROWING	1,537	3,707 · 1994	41.5%	+120
Gt6	GROWING	1,134	1,144 · 2024	99.1%	+8
Dolomite	GROWING	1,074	12,725 · 1994	8.4%	+12
Tr3	DECLINING	995	1,010 · 2021	98.5%	-3
2000	DECLINING	736	2,509 · 1994	29.3%	-3
Tr5	GROWING	548	548 · 2025	100.0%	+4
Tr2	DECLINING	419	434 · 2022	96.5%	-3
2500	VULNERABLE	209	1,080 · 1994	19.4%	-1
1300	VULNERABLE	201	618 · 1994	32.5%	-2
2.5	VULNERABLE	183	320 · 1994	57.2%	-2
Acclaim	GROWING	165	61,007 · 1994	0.3%	+17
Toledo	VULNERABLE	137	2,790 · 1994	4.9%	-6
1500	VULNERABLE	128	1,550 · 1994	8.3%	-3
Tr8	GROWING	65	65 · 2025	100.0%	+6

This record combines every DVLA registration under TRIUMPH. Each family links to its full census record: population history, variants, MOT results and where survivors remain.