I think that the <span style="color: #003300">Triumph </span> badge will resurface as a <span style="color: #FF0000">Chinese </span> company. Why not, they already make most of the parts for our cars now.
That said, witness the wildly successful Miata (ouch, it hurts to say that) and the equally desireable new MINI.
The Miata (again, that word) apparently was designed in a California studio for a Japanese company to revive that feel we all wanted, a lively RWD car with punch, driveability and quality (that's innovative) that sells like hotcakes. It still does. The new MINI perfectly captured the old British flair (witness the number of MINIs with the Union Jack flag on their roofs) and made a modern car that currently has the best resale, bar none, on the market today. (Parked my TR6, at a coffee shop of course, next to a new MINI whence the little chick owner had to blurt out how she "just loved her little British car." Tain't exactly British, dear. She didn't understand. Heck, my car was older than her, anyway.)
Will they revive the Triumph name in the shadow of it's legacy. Doubt it. How many of you have had someone come up to your car and said, "Hey Mister, that shurr is a n-ice MG." I, of course retort that it is not an MG. "Then whut is it?" Ferrari, a.h.