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Dom TVR Griffith: ... I bought one of these a while back now, having lived near the Fernhurst TVR garage for most of life I saw these cars arrive on the forecourt shiny and new and LOUD! After selling my other car I discovered that I could whack £10k down as deposit and finance the rest of a Griff '88 reg. (This was in 1992) After much searching, well not really I went in and they had a s/hand green with full leather trim, new ty...
Read the full review: Power but without finesse by Dom
 

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Car - TVR Chimaera TVR Chimaera
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TVR Taimar TVR Taimar
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Car - TVR Speed 12 TVR Speed 12
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TVR Tuscan TVR Tuscan
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Car - TVR Cerbera TVR Cerbera
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TVR Griffith TVR Griffith
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Car - TVR Tasmin V8/ 350i TVR Tasmin V8/ 350i
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TVR 450 TVR 450
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Car - TVR V8S TVR V8S
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TVR S-series TVR S-series
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earthy TVR Cerbera
... 4.5 v8 is a god send, plenty of power, plenty of noise and a quality feel to it. I'm on my second cerbera now (the first was the 4.2) I?ve driven lots of sports coupe's but the Blackpool rocket has to be the best value for money. You can get one second hand for the same price as a mondeo estate. New they are a maximum of £58,000.I would strongly recommend anyone to buy a cerbera if they have owned or driven, for a long period of time, a very powerful sports car, this car is not for novices as a heavy right foot is likely to lead to a change of trousers. Excellent car can't be praised enough for my liking. The wooga wooga burble you get at the traffic li...
Read the full review: wooga wooga noises by earthy
Bluechim450 TVR Chimaera
... do I start ?? Been looking for a TVR for about 9 months, searching t'internet, M.O.D., Autotrader et al and managed to find the perfect car (touch wood) 8 miles away. My Blue Chimaera 450 is a 99 model, 1 owner can with full TVR history. It has the Griffith 500 alloys, PAS, leven switches and knobs and the very rare, factory Air Con. I read all the reports about build quality and reliability before buying, but didn't let that put me off. I have been driving the car daily since January (the test drive was fun in the snow), and have had no problems what-so-ever. On my car, the only problem is between the windows and the centre roof panel. The gap is larg...
Read the full review: Still Grinning by Bluechim450
Jead TVR Tuscan
... thing that hit me when I saw the tuscan is how small it looked. Then the next thing was the price followed by the Side window as I tried to look closer at the interior. ( I left a grease mark but no one noticed.) I went to the mole vally showroom as a potential buyer but I knew full well that I wouldn't have enough money to even buy a 1:12 scale version. but that didn't stop me from looking. I eventually managed to muster up the courage to talk to one of the staff about the car hinting I wanted a test drive ie. "so how does it handle" Oooo I bet its fast" ect finally I was offered a passenger test drive where by I get taken around in the car w...
Read the full review: Faster daddy faster (old visual joke involving a fat kid) by Jead
 
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