Triumph GT6 Mk2

Vehicle Overview

Few cars capture the spirit of late-1960s British motoring quite like the Triumph GT6 Mk2. Produced between 1968 and 1970, the Mk2 represents the sweet spot in GT6 development—combining the purity of the original design with meaningful engineering improvements that transformed the driving experience.

Derived from the successful Triumph Spitfire platform but fitted with a smooth and characterful 2.0-litre straight-six engine, the GT6 earned a reputation as a “mini E-Type”—offering six-cylinder performance in a compact, beautifully proportioned fastback coupe.

This particular GT6 Mk2 presents in excellent condition, a testament to careful ownership and sympathetic preservation.

What sets this example apart is its combination of condition, originality, and usability.

Unlike many cars of this era, this GT6 Mk2 benefits from:

• The improved Mk2 suspension setup, making it far more confidence-inspiring on modern roads
• A robust and tuneable straight-six engine, shared with other Triumph models and well-supported today
• A lightweight chassis and analogue driving feel that modern cars simply cannot replicate
• Increasing collectability, as well-preserved Mk2 cars become harder to find

Whether you’re looking for a weekend driver, a showpiece classic, or an appreciating asset, the GT6 Mk2 offers a rare blend of style, performance, and heritage.