Fast and stylish 1973 Triumph Dolomite 1850 in very good overall condition.

Increasingly rare to see in this condition, with completely original interiors, exterior paint with some patina, but in good condition, careful mechanics and 100% functional.

Certified as a vehicle of historic interest issued by the acp.

The Triumph Dolomite was introduced at the london motor show in october 1971.

The dolomite used a bodywork identical to the Triumph 1500, but this time with rear-wheel drive.

Initially, the only version available used the new 1,854cc slant-four engine, with an aluminum ohc head, which delivered 92hp (68 kw), offering a very vigorous performance, capable of reaching 160 km/h and reaching 100 km /h in just over 11 seconds.

The Dolomite aimed at the new high-performance compact segment, vying for sales with cars like the BMW 2002 and the Ford Cortina GXL, and had high-end standard equipment including dual headlights, a clock, full instrumentation, luxury seats and carpeting, heated rear window and cigarette lighter.

The black painted rear panel, vinyl d-pillars and specific wheel covers gave the Triumph Dolomite a look that was as luxurious as it was sporty.