Tag: tvr tuscan mk1

The 100th edition of the extraordinary 24 Hours of Le Mans was held in last middle of June June. It was fantastic that after the last overall victory in 1965 a Ferrari (the 499P...

It's not common to see a TVR in Italy as we Italians are mainly focused on Alfa Romeos and Porsches. So it's a fantastic surprise to see these two jewels: Automotodepoca show is being...

A fellow of the TVR Unofficial Blog was in Scotland for a trip with his Tuscan MK1. He sent me some fantastic images of the magic atmosphere of Scottish landscapes. Looking at these clicks...

Here is a collection of images of the prototype of the TVR Tuscan Speed6 prototype. These pics should come from 1998 Birmingham Auto show. They show the first result of a new course for...

Owning a TVR Tuscan Speed6 is one of the best experiences that could happen in motoring terms. Let's not talk about the emotions that come out from a wise marketing strategy (and you feel...

Owning a TVR Tuscan Speed6 is one of the best experiences that could happen in motoring terms. Let's not talk about the emotions that come out from a wise marketing strategy (and you feel...

Car n.51 of the Register of TVR Tuscan with Left Hand Drive is for sale in Holland. It seems she was already for sale one year ago, July 2010, but she didn't succeed in...

Rare, sinuous, majestic, ferocious (if needled), powerful, agile and fast. That are main qualities of a TVR Tuscan Speed-6 (and, of course, of any TVR). Who owns a TVR knows he drives commonly a beast...

Maybe the F430 or the 550 Maranello didn't have a good start. Maybe drivers are not so skilled, maybe the tarmac was too slippery. But in my opinion this is simply another proof of...

Two days ago I introduced two TVR Tuscans that were at Monza's Speed Day. I "forgot" to mention that one the two cars (the blue TVR Tuscan S MK2, with left hand drive, is...