My Uncle has three of these in his barn , he loved them but sadly hasnt been able to drive for a few years , one only has 1800 miles , he ran a Peugeot Talbot garage that closed in the mid 80`s , he also has a Puegeot 604 which is basically the same car !
That’s really very cool and interesting 🤔 no one knows there are cars like that still in existence. I think they need to be shown to the masses because it is a great history 👍😊
At that time this was the most luxury and modern French car. I think most Tagoras were sold in France and Spain. For many people the Tagora was a Simca and Simca had a bad name for sustainability. WIthin the first year it started to rot. Most new Tagoras were sold at very low prices in the end. It's still one of my favorite classic French limousines.
Never seen a Tagora. I can just remember about the Solara, Samba and the Horizon. 166 horse powers on this Tagora are sounding very nice - keeping in mind the cars back in this time were way lighter than nowadays. Interesting to also hear the numbers of the car. So this explains why I haven't seen one before. And nowadays this is even much more rare. Too less advertising is always a problem even nowadays. I can remember when people were talking to me when I owned the modern Fiat 124 Spider. So many people told me they didn't know that Fiat was producing this good looking car. So this car was also discontinued too soon although it is definately one of the best looking roadsters from nowadays.
The 1980 Volvo 264, of which shared this same engine, was available with a 3-speed automatic transmission. The probable reason for Talbot to not offer it was that the carbureted Talbot was underpowered, compared with the fuel-injected Volvo
My dad had the SX, 0-60 in 7.9 was rapid for the day, the same as the Capri 2.8i.The Capri had 160bhp as opposed to the Tagoras 163 bhp (166ps). Remember the economy though 17mpg eek!!! Still remember the reg A427GVC A rarity on cars of this era, twin triple choke carbs , hence the MPG
Hi, I remembered where I heard that it was from the 'Patrick Collection', it was on the furious driving channel although he didn't 'name' the collection, I knew there was a Tagora in it from a chat with the curator at the Coventry motor museum, around 1994.
congratulations for the video my friend 👏 , it was amazing, thanks for sharing super like 👍 and a big hug for you 😍 I leave my subscription to the channel 👍 to strengthen more 💯
It failed because it was simply horrendous - looked cheap and nasty - and appeared like a stretched Alpine. At school we laughed at how stupid people could be thinking anyone with "money" would buy such nonsense. Why would i go to a Talbot garage - surrounded by a Sunbeam or Avenger - when it was priced in merc / volvo / bmw territory?
My Uncle has three of these in his barn , he loved them but sadly hasnt been able to drive for a few years , one only has 1800 miles , he ran a Peugeot Talbot garage that closed in the mid 80`s , he also has a Puegeot 604 which is basically the same car !
That’s really very cool and interesting 🤔 no one knows there are cars like that still in existence. I think they need to be shown to the masses because it is a great history 👍😊
At that time this was the most luxury and modern French car. I think most Tagoras were sold in France and Spain. For many people the Tagora was a Simca and Simca had a bad name for sustainability. WIthin the first year it started to rot. Most new Tagoras were sold at very low prices in the end. It's still one of my favorite classic French limousines.
I think this name deserves to be back on the business. Thank you 😊
How cool‼Thanks for sharing a very nice video!! 🤗💖
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L'état de cette voiture est stupéfiant. Bravo à ceux qui l'ont entretenue et/ou restaurée.
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Classic car.. very cool my friend 👍
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I had never heard of this model, thanks 👍🏻!!!!
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You show some very interesting cars; another one I have never heard of !
11,250 GBP in 1980 ? Wow that's expensive !
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Thank you 😊 very expensive 👍
Lovely car used to sell them shame they never sold very well in the UK.
Thank you 😊 you are right
A very interesting Oldie. In Germany they were very rare in the past. But I have two of them in 1:43 😄😄😄
Thank you 😊 you are lucky owner of not one but two 👍😊
Interesting Talbot indeed. Thanks for uploading this rare car.
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50 Congratulations on your wonderful video!!! did a great job as always!!! God bless you always. New friend +1
Thank you 🙏 and I appreciate it 😊
It's a nice car that has been very well maintained.😊😊😊
Thank you 😊 really it’s nice 👍
An old great car. Looks good. Great Video Bro👍👍👍
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Thanks for sharing! 👍
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Never heard of it! Useful to know about.
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Never seen a Tagora. I can just remember about the Solara, Samba and the Horizon. 166 horse powers on this Tagora are sounding very nice - keeping in mind the cars back in this time were way lighter than nowadays. Interesting to also hear the numbers of the car. So this explains why I haven't seen one before. And nowadays this is even much more rare. Too less advertising is always a problem even nowadays. I can remember when people were talking to me when I owned the modern Fiat 124 Spider. So many people told me they didn't know that Fiat was producing this good looking car. So this car was also discontinued too soon although it is definately one of the best looking roadsters from nowadays.
Thank you 😊 really very interesting car and I think the car deserves even today much more attention 👍
Que reliquia es precioso 1 saludo 👏👏👏👍
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The 1980 Volvo 264, of which shared this same engine, was available with a 3-speed automatic transmission. The probable reason for Talbot to not offer it was that the carbureted Talbot was underpowered, compared with the fuel-injected Volvo
That’s very interesting to know. Thank you 👍
My dad had the SX, 0-60 in 7.9 was rapid for the day, the same as the Capri 2.8i.The Capri had 160bhp as opposed to the Tagoras 163 bhp (166ps).
Remember the economy though 17mpg eek!!! Still remember the reg A427GVC
A rarity on cars of this era, twin triple choke carbs , hence the MPG
Great cars for the time and it’s shame they stop the production 👍 thank you 😊
Great video btw
Very cool my friend,,very like the classic 👍👍
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Really enjoyed watching your fantastic video 👍 Greetings 🙂
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Stunning my friend
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Great Cars Talbot Tagora I’d love ❤ to Save Up to Buy One
Nice 👍 thank you 😊
#5 on the thumbs up
Enjoy your video's very informative
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Beatiful video 👍👍 good car 🚗
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Ive got one of those !
The tyres werent really available 25 years ago, let alone nowadays !
Very rare car and yes Michelin started to produce the trx tyres again. But a bit expensive 😊 thank you
cool Talbot Tagora. very good explanation.
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@@kirisgarage8590 you're welcome my friend
The swan song of Simca!
Sound nice. Thank you 😊
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Lindo carro super like 👍
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A lot of interesting info, looking forward to learning more, new subscriber 👊👍like
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Great video
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I wanna own 2 of These Own in Petrol Unleaded & Turbo Diesel
Good choice 👍 thank you 😊
Very interesting car and great video also! Keep them going! 💯🚙
Thank you very much Alin 👍 nice to hear that 😊
Cool car 🚗 😎
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I like it , everything especially color, but it would have been best as a 2 door. As a 2door it would have been a cool rally car🙏✝️☮️
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Nice video car show bro
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Good old car
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Top de mais 😍😍😍😍😍
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awesome
Awesome car bro 😃 never seen them bevor 😊 really cool 😎 subscribed to your channel too😊✌️
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love this car like rover that is out of bussiness
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The ultimate Simca would be a Tagora SX with a Venturi 400 engine! HAHAHAHA !!
Would be great 😊
That's a different car but cool kiri!
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Was this actual car part of the 'Patrick Collection' located in birmingham, uk ?
I’m not sure if this was the car from that collection Thank you
Hi, I remembered where I heard that it was from the 'Patrick Collection', it was on the furious driving channel although he didn't 'name' the collection, I knew there was a Tagora in it from a chat with the curator at the Coventry motor museum, around 1994.
Nice Video!
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congratulations for the video my friend 👏 , it was amazing, thanks for sharing super like 👍 and a big hug for you 😍 I leave my subscription to the channel 👍 to strengthen more 💯
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Could you do something on the lancia gamma
Thank you 😊 this is very interesting car and just to find the right material I will do video 👍
This rare car,nice
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how you can see is INCORRECT: you must say AS you can see, the Tagora....etc...
Thank you 😊 appreciate your comment 👍
It failed because it was simply horrendous - looked cheap and nasty - and appeared like a stretched Alpine. At school we laughed at how stupid people could be thinking anyone with "money" would buy such nonsense. Why would i go to a Talbot garage - surrounded by a Sunbeam or Avenger - when it was priced in merc / volvo / bmw territory?
I agree with you. Thank you 😊