Interesting Facts About the Triumph TR3
The Triumph TR3 is a classic British sports car that rolled off the Standard Motor Company’s Coventry lines in 1955 and remained in production until 1962. Over its early production years it became a popular open‑two‑seater known for its lively performance and solid braking.
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Launch and Production Numbers
Introduced in 1955, the TR3 was built by the Standard Motor Company until 1962. During the 1955‑1959 period, 13,377 examples of the original pre‑facelift TR3 were produced, marking it as a successful sales model.
Evolution from the TR2
The TR3 evolved from its predecessor, the TR2, offering increased power and superior braking, which helped it stand out among British sports cars of the era.
The TR3A Variant and Its Unique Color
A later version, the TR3A, was commissioned in May 1960 (commission number TS75519L) and sold in the United States as a 1961 model. This particular car left the factory in the distinctive “signal red” paint.
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