Triumph 1300 to Dolomite Sprint

Whilst this is quite a short book, only 96 pages in total, packed within those pages is a very clear explanation of the evolution from the original Triumph 1300 through to the final Dolomite models. I found it very easy to read, the chronology well explained, and the book also explores the relationship with other cars in the Triumph range and the wider British Leyland Group. For anyone interested in these medium sized Triumph saloons this is well worth a read.

Wasn't looking for an enthusiasts book full of data and specs etc so this seemed to fit the bill. Was ok. Not much writing and lots of pictures from classic car rallies. Needs a proof reading as lots of little errors and typos. Did notice the pictures are big on the page and lots of white space around the pages and chapter headings - shows up the lack of writing and suggests in my view padding out the length.

Marvellous well researched book that will provide an anecdotal history of the Dolomite shaped vehicles and give much pleasure to the multitude of people who were able to own such a marque of vehicle

Already reviewed.

Lovely book, lots of photos and detailed information, a great read for the enthusiast. Was well received by the person I bought it for.

For me having owned a dolomite,I found this book to be excellent.

To Me A Bit Disappointing Before The 1300, Toledo, Dolomite Story Begins We Have 13 Pages On Triumphs History , Photo On The Ford Escort Mk 1 & Renault 12 Not Really Needed.... Not Enough Pages / Photos On The Triumph Toledo