Tag: pic of the day

Colors are like a skin on cars. Italians are red, Germans are grey, French are blue, English are dark green. Then there are the combinations. A grey paint usually deserve a bordeaux cockpit. Then...

It seems a very difficult choice that could play up even the most awared TVR enthusiast. But not a Taliban one, of course. From the left: Lamborghini Diablo GT, TVR Griffith, Ford GT, TVR...

A very funny image of a TVR Vixen in the ford. Who says that only offroaders and Suvs can plunge in water? Here's the proof that also a TVR is a tout-terrain car. But...

A TVR Sagaris is like a pristine landscape. Passion is Mother Nature: it creates only beautiful things. That's why the "others" are surely fantastic cars but, we think, only thanks to the modern technology....

We like to cover TVR with left hand drive because they're obviously rarer than other TVRs. Here is a stunning TVR Tuscan S Mk1 in iridescent green with Dutch plate.

This image was taken in 2007 in Germany. Here is a stunning TVR Sagaris, a very rare model because it has the Left Hand Drive. Its city plate was partially erased but we can...

We don't know exactely the correct translation from Italian into English. In Italy we call it the "scratch method". The effect is superb: an incredible sense of dynamism. This TVR Tuscan Mk1 is giving...

When a racecar is fill up with sponsors' stickers its image changes completely in comparison with a street car. But when its body is pure and your sight can softly caress its shapes there's...

Here's the maximum you could expect: a TVR Typhon, a TVR Tuscan MK2, a TVR Sagaris and a TVR T350. Which is the best? Really a difficult question.

It's said a "common" TVR Cerbera can cope with a Ferrari F40, traditionally known as a race car with a city plate. It's the magic of the AJP V8 engine.But surely the TVR Cerbera...