These cool images describe the best way to take a picture of a car: from the lowest position. Volumes get majestic, the body gets mighty, the personality is stronger, you can adequately learn how tyres are large and the car is near to the tarmac.
Looking at TVRs: the rear wing of the TVR Cerbera Speed12 gets upsetting, the big exhausts of a TVR Tuscan become as enormous as cannons and its front part is a simphony of curves and muscles, the TVR Cerbera’s hips seem gigantic, the TVR Sagaris comes agile and athletic, the TVR Chimaera show a new elegance and the TVR Griffith seems to have an enormous tail.
Looking at TVRs: the rear wing of the TVR Cerbera Speed12 gets upsetting, the big exhausts of a TVR Tuscan become as enormous as cannons and its front part is a simphony of curves and muscles, the TVR Cerbera’s hips seem gigantic, the TVR Sagaris comes agile and athletic, the TVR Chimaera show a new elegance and the TVR Griffith seems to have an enormous tail.
not missing the point or anything, but photos taken above the cars can be nice