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TVR GriffithNewest Review: ... presuaded me that this baby had to go and fast. The guys at Fernhurst were sympathetic but being sales ... more More TVR card
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by Dom - written on 27.06.03 (Useful, 1571 readings)
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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 tyres and after an hour of filling in finance forms the car was mine to pick up the follwoing day. The guys at fernhurst are quite fond of the customers and they warned me about the power being deliverd to the back wheels both dry and wet ...
by - written on 20.01.01
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The TVR Griffth is a super quick car that zooms past any other on the road. The 5.0-litre V8 engine is just amazing and highly enjoyable to drive in. The sense of speed thrills you when you enter the car, and you know this is one of Britain's finest sports cars. I really enjoy staring at the TVR Griffth, loving the way it appears. It really is a brilliant car and it produces 320 bhp. The car has really nice comfortable leather seats which really makes you sit back and relax. The surprising thing about this TVR is that no air conditioning is present. Everything inside this car is brilliant as it is made very well. It is all very well screwed together (interior) and it ...
by Jack Rafer - written on 15.09.00 (Useful, 687 readings)
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Came the day. Early August 1997, the day I picked up and drove the 5 litre V8 behomoth away as an owner.When you first drive it, a lot of different sensations overcome you, the awesome sense of power, the sheer speed of the thing, the linear sense of acceleration, this is your introduction to driving a TVR Griffith. After a while you start to become used to these initial feelings, as you progress, just like any emotional relationship, you begin to change. I began to change when I realised that there was nowhere near the advertised 320bhp, the figure TVR use to sell their product. It would greatly surprise me if any current production 5 litre Griff or ...

