Triumph

Triumph is a British automotive brand founded in 1885, originally as a bicycle manufacturer before expanding into motorcycles and cars. It became known for sporty roadsters and sports cars, including the TR series, Spitfire, and Stag. The car business became part of British Leyland in 1968, and Triumph-branded passenger car production ended in 1984 with the Triumph Acclaim. The Triumph motorcycle business continues independently.