The Triumph Vitesse is a true embodiment of British motoring charm - compact, stylish, and surprisingly spirited.

Originally launched in the early 1960s as an upmarket evolution of the Herald, the Vitesse was designed by the legendary Giovanni Michelotti and offered a rare blend of practicality and performance.

By 1969, the model had evolved into the Mk2 version, featuring a more refined 2.0L straight-six engine and upgraded rear suspension, which greatly improved handling and ride comfort.

With its distinctive twin headlights, retro angular rear lights, and smooth power delivery, the Vitesse offered something unique in its class.

A great amount of work has been carried out on the car over its years, originally starting with a restoration in the early '90s, and then more recent body restorative work completed in ~2016.

Since then, only ~2,000 miles have been covered, making the previous works still really noticeable today.

A charming, compact car with Italian design flair, the Vi...