1974 Triumph Stag | London

The Triumph Stag is a four-seat British convertible, liked for its 3.0-litre V8 and relaxed grand touring manner. Its T-bar, a hoop linking the windscreen frame to the rear of the cockpit, gives the profile a shape unlike other open cars of the 1970s. A Stag also appears in the James Bond film Diamonds Are Forever. This 1974 car is red with a black interior, a bold pairing that stands out clearly in any frame. It seats four, so a small group can sit together with the roof down. The open body gives the camera a clear view of the people inside, and the T-bar adds a period detail that shows up well in photographs. Those qualities suit period film and television, advertising, fashion and editorial shoots, and music videos that want 1970s styling. Weddings and personal hires work well too, as an open-top arrival. The car is based in London.