The UK's 41st biggest car brand, making up 0.09% of every car on the road.
On the road
30,799
0.09% market share
National rank
#41
of 318 brands
New previous year
51
-10.5% year-on-year
Models
23
model families
Electrified
0%
hybrid, plug-in & battery
How all 30,799 Triumph cars on the road are powered
First-time registrations per year
51
registered in the previous year
-10.5%
vs the year before
2018
busiest year, 164 registered
How Triumph performs at the MOT overall, and which Triumph models are most - and least - reliable. From 5,075 first-time tests.
Across the whole range
85.6%
▲ 8 pts vs UK avg 77.6%5,670
MOT tests in 2025
2
models compared
1,360
typical miles / year
48,629
average miles at test
First-time pass rate by the car's age (tested in 2025)
2 models by first-time pass rate, most to least reliable (500+ tests)
Across the range, Triumph passes its first MOT 85.6% of the time - above the 77.6% UK average. But it varies a lot by model: the Tr6 leads at 87.8%, while the Stag trails at 85.5%. Open any model for its full age, mileage and longevity breakdown.
23 models
5,970 on the road
2 new
4,611 on the road
2 new
4,030 on the road
3 new
2,645 on the road
2,008 on the road
9 new
1,629 on the road
1 new
1,513 on the road
2 new
1,133 on the road
3 new
1,073 on the road
3 new
990 on the road
8 new
734 on the road
1 new
494 on the road
1 new
414 on the road
1 new
209 on the road
201 on the road
2 new
182 on the road
1 new
165 on the road
137 on the road
123 on the road
64 on the road
2 new
2 on the road
2 on the road
1 on the road
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