Standard Vanguard Sportsman

Overview

Produced: 1956-1957, 901 produced.
Types: Saloon, 4 doors, 4 seats

Perhaps the rarest Vanguard saloon variant made its debut in 1956, the Vanguard Sportsman. The Sportsman was a botched attempt to replace the old Triumph Renown models with a new "Sports Saloon" with modern styling. The Sportsman featured two-tone paintwork on its stylish four door body and a wide front grille which looked slightly "MG like"!

The new model was powered by a 90bhp version of the old faithful, 2088cc Vanguard engine and came complete with overdrive transmission and a specially improved cooling system. The Vanguard Sportsman only remained in production until 1957, just over 900 examples were built in this short time.

Engines

Capacity Config Model Bore/Stroke CR
2088cc S4 OHV Standard/Triumph Vanguard S4 OHV 85mm x 92mm  

Performance

Top Speed 0-60 SQM MPG Engine Pwr Comment
83mph 17.6s   25mpg    

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£400 £1200 £2500 26-Oct-06
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