Man,.. I wish we could get TVR's here. Check out this bad boy!
 

"The Sagaris" One mean lookin Mo-Fo :D

http://www.pistonheads.com/uploads/galleries/9-1313.jpg

http://www.pistonheads.com/uploads/galleries/9-1315.jpg

http://www.pistonheads.com/uploads/galleries/9-1317.jpg

http://www.autoweek.nl/images/480/101.jpg

Makes the new Viper look like a Miata!
hilarious

That one is butt ugly!

I like this one much better.

http://www.rs6.com/gallery/data/519/2TVR-350C-2-med.jpg

http://www.rs6.com/gallery/data/519/2TVR-350C-1-med.jpg

If only TVRs wernt so damn ugly....

Sorry, I disagree that one looks girly.

Pretty crazy!! Maybe too much???

I have been trying to get one into the US for quite a while. Check the performance numbers on them. AWESOME!!!

Tuscan S or T440R are my choice. I am trying to get the T440R but having certification issues

Re: Man,.. I wish we could get TVR's here. Check out this bad boy!
 

Whoaah!!
What space ship did that roll out of?

And it's made in Scotland... Aye, Scotia Ma Cride!

How is the quality of the vehicles. Pull up some old Tuscan pictures for a good laugh!

MWEELS

I know this celebrity has one!
http://www.alexvisani.com/monstergallery/predator.jpg

TVRs are awesome ... home made engines, no extra crap (no sound insulation, no abs, no traction control, no power steering no nothing! lol) super lightweight. Just sweet cars.
I like the first one better ... but the good ol Cerbera is great...

Anyone heard of Marcos lately? Been a while since I have seen nothing from them .......

Same with these bad boys!
http://www.racer-net.com/ihrsp006.jpg
hilarious

I must say I have to disagree that these are really great motors. Although they've got significantly better over recent years, they have a long history of unreliability, and some dodgy build quality. The road from the UK to Le Mans every year would be scattered with many wounded TVRs just trying to make a 3-500 mile drive. My brother in the UK just off'ed his Cerbera for this reason. I must admit it was brutally fast from a balls-out Bhp to weight standpoint, but certainly wasn't inspiring from a handling point of view.

FYI they're made in Blackpool, England - not Scottland.

Say what?

TVR is out of Blackpool

http://www.tvr-eng.co.uk