TVR respect

[8-ball]

I don't know about you but I think that TVR is one of the best kinds of sports cars and I don't here to much about them. I think that the magazines should drop focus on the stupid Chevy SSR and crap and review different cars that not many people have heard about, like these. They are great cars and deserve a little more recognition.

[kleinefisch]

I hear that. I think that they are wonderful cars, but I am, of course, biased when it comes to them. I first saw it while watch the movie Swordfish, and let me tell you, that chase scene is of the wall. I said, whoa, whats that? From there, I got more interested. It's quite a unique car to say the least.

[mercedes_mad1]

i own a tvr tuscan.
i am very suprised that not very many people talk about them as it is such a great car.
i think the reason for it may be that tvr's are one of many great british cars and all the attention is focused on ferrari.
tvr need to be respected it hink that is the reason why they brang out the tamora.

[thepolarfoxqx]

well, they just don't get exported to enough markets, i think it limits interest in them.

[mercedes_mad1]

i think the tuscan drives better than a ferrari 360 trust me i drove both last week.
the 360 does not seem 2 handle well but the tuscan just glides round the corner

[thepolarfoxqx]

360 is regaurded as one of the very finest handling cars built, but i'll agree, it is a ferrari, it doesn't have the cornering feel that a lotus or TVR does. British sports cars have always felt so amazingly composed in cornering, and italian makers have never much cared for composure in their cars.

[theKnowledge]

the old Cerbera with the 4.5 litre V8 might not have had the reliability that people wanted but damn the thing could accelerate. it just never ran out of steam

[LateNightCable]

I always thought the Cerbera was a really cool car, even the funky instrument layout was neat. Too bad it was built only as a right right-hand drive car.