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In 2005 second generation of the TVR Tuscan was introduced. It was introduced for the first time at 2004 Birmingham Motor Show as the most important debut of all for TVR: the TVR Tuscan...

The TVR Tuscan 4.0 S MK1 is a development of the old Red Rose Tuscan (Tuscan Mk1 4.0 Red Rose: 380 BHP, 310 ft.lbf) but with a number of significant developments. At the forefront...

The original TVR Tuscan Speed Six was introduced to the public at the 1998 British Motor Show and went into production in March 2000.The TVR Tuscan Speed Six is in essence a convertible in...

TVR Grantura 400. In 1964, the Griffith 200 was replaced by the 400. The original 200 model also tended to overheat, but the better-engineered 400 replaced it in spring 1964, bringing twin thermostatic cooling...

Something doesn't compute. The Sagaris' throttle is cracked wide open, the Speed-Six engine's howl swirling around the cabin, the wildly slashed bonnet raised slightly as the rear squats hard, and there's a target filling...

Registered W112 BHG, this car was fitted with what are called the "mild" cams and conservative ECU mapping which reduced the power to a mere 880 bhp. It was tested by EVO Magazine in...

In 1962 the prototype of the TVR Grantura Mk III had been built using the Thurner chassis. Trevor Wilkinson resigned and a works team took part in the Le Mans 24 hour race with...

Prior to the TVR Cerbera, TVR had purchased V8 engines from Rover and then tuned them for their own use. When Rover was purchased by BMW, Peter Wheeler didn't want to risk problems should...

he TVR T350T is a blood and thunder sports car wrapped in the most beautiful shape to come out of Blackpool in a long time. Just like the T350C then, only with two carbonfibre...

Cerbera is pronounced Sir - burr - uh and is derived from the mythological beast, Cerberus, who was the brother of the Chimaera. In addition, in Italian, una cerbera is a frightening, fierce woman. The...