Concepts and prototypes : Triumph Stag

The Triumph Stag might have started on a Michelotti-penned whim, but it was developed into a potential world-beater by the engineers and designers at Canley.

Here are some images of the Stag’s development from concept car towards production – and the still-born three-door coupé version.

From 2000 to Stag, via Michelotti

Triumph Stag prototype — Stag body in white being built...

Coupé version

Double-sided model gives shows the favoured approach nearest the camera.

The favoured model makes it into the dealer showroom for managerial evaluation.

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Julian Mildren says:
26 June 2014 at 9.30 pm
Shades of the Lancia HPE (I think) here?
Geoff Ellis says:
11 August 2015 at 5.39 am
The three door was no great loss, why did they persevere with Michelotti?

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