Tag: tvr tuscan

Somewhat more successful was an “in-between” TVR that neatly bridged the price-and-performance gap between the V-8s and the Cortina-powered Vixen. Introduced in October 1969 as the Tuscan V6, it was basically a TVR Vixen...

For European TVR fans with a nearly 70.000 euros budget this TVR Tuscan MK2 with left hand drive (British plate says it's a 2006 car) could be very interesting. The car, as you can...

Some people say the TVR Tuscan S Mk1 is the most brutal among all Tuscans and the one who reflects exactely Peter Wheeler's philosphy: light and extremely powerful and fast. According to those opinions,...

Perhaps the rarest TVR Tuscan V8 to be produced by TVR Engineering Ltd was what has become known as the “wide-body” Tuscan V8. This model was the last of the TVR Tuscan V8...

Lilley’s next salvage effort after the introduction of the TVR Tuscan V8 was a stretched, 90-inch-wheelbase TVR Tuscan, achieved by lengthening the floorpan to make all the extra space available inside. Identified by different...

It's a very interesting question: which is the oldest TVR Tuscan Speed-6 currently in existance?Here's what we found: the car in these images, with T462 ACK plate is a 1999 factory car that went through...

Along with the continuation of the TVR production with the TVR Grantura MK4, the Lilleys, who had acquired TVR factoty in 1965 started working on a new model which were the result of coupling...

There are two main ways to feel the passion about motorcars: you can choose to keep your car totally original. It will assure you to keep the value of your car for the future....

John Travolta in the famous film Swordfish drives at his best a TVR Tuscan Mk1. Maybe it's time to understand that Ferraris or Porsches aren't the "best" for these scenes!

TVR Power has for sale this very interesting TVR Tuscan MK1 for 18.995 GBP. The car has 18.450 miles on the tacho and had a complete engine rebuild in May 2007 (by TVR Power...