The proud statement brought a lump to my throat
The proud statement brought a lump to my throat
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pistolar

Original Poster:

1,474 posts

297 months

Friday 16th June 2006
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"We havent had to rebuild an engine under warranty in four months. Now we have real quality control"

Iam so proud of him, jolly good show!

_Deejay_

5,057 posts

283 months

Friday 16th June 2006
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pistolar said:
"We havent had to rebuild an engine under warranty in four months. Now we have real quality control"

Iam so proud of him, jolly good show!


Sorry, must have missed that. Where's the quote from?

paul1962

556 posts

243 months

Friday 16th June 2006
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_Deejay_ said:
pistolar said:
"We havent had to rebuild an engine under warranty in four months. Now we have real quality control"

Iam so proud of him, jolly good show!


Sorry, must have missed that. Where's the quote from?

From two page article in The Sun - so it must be right !

jeremyc

28,125 posts

313 months

Friday 16th June 2006
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Article here

Plotloss

67,280 posts

299 months

Friday 16th June 2006
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Thanks for that...

Fire99

9,865 posts

258 months

Friday 16th June 2006
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Yep tis in todays Sun..

It is a quote from N.S. So fortunately it's not the Sun's take on things..

Jolly Good show!!

Nuggs

4,640 posts

263 months

Friday 16th June 2006
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That is awesome news

holmsie

416 posts

255 months

Friday 16th June 2006
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Sounds like good news too if it's true about him re-hiring Nigel Gordon-Stewart. Sounds like an experienced guy!

nelly1

5,665 posts

260 months

Friday 16th June 2006
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N.S said:
We havent had to rebuild an engine under warranty in four months. Now we have real quality control.


Shame you haven't got your act together in the bleedin' parts department then...

That's about how long it takes to get a clutch at the moment innit?!?!?!?!

aaandy

764 posts

281 months

Friday 16th June 2006
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That is because all of the 2000 - 2003 engines are now out of warranty (even though still relatively low milage), so now the owners are being stung for the rebuild costs instead of the russian business boy!

spartacus

2,878 posts

299 months

Friday 16th June 2006
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nelly1 said:
N.S said:
We havent had to rebuild an engine under warranty in four months. Now we have real quality control.


Shame you haven't got your act together in the bleedin' parts department then...

That's about how long it takes to get a clutch at the moment innit?!?!?!?!


yeah!!!!!!
Send the factory an email, the more that complain the more chance they might listen!!!!!

Aerofoil

1,543 posts

266 months

Friday 16th June 2006
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aaandy said:
That is because all of the 2000 - 2003 engines are now out of warranty (even though still relatively low milage), so now the owners are being stung for the rebuild costs instead of the russian business boy!


But he wasn't resposible then was he, its like starting a new job and been left with all the previous persons rubbish to sort out before you can start making changes.

Fire99

9,865 posts

258 months

Friday 16th June 2006
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Aerofoil said:
aaandy said:
That is because all of the 2000 - 2003 engines are now out of warranty (even though still relatively low milage), so now the owners are being stung for the rebuild costs instead of the russian business boy!


But he wasn't resposible then was he, its like starting a new job and been left with all the previous persons rubbish to sort out before you can start making changes.


Yep, He didnt buy the firm until 2004...

jagdpanther

19,633 posts

248 months

Friday 16th June 2006
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The interesting part of the sun article is

"We're planning something special for TVR's anniversary next year"

Interesting indeed

nubbin

6,809 posts

307 months

Friday 16th June 2006
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jagdpanther said:
The interesting part of the sun article is

"We're planning something special for TVR's anniversary next year"

Interesting indeed


Just when I'm planning a new purchase.....

lightningghost

4,943 posts

278 months

Friday 16th June 2006
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I had a tip-off and bought a newspaper for the first time ever! Sadly it was The Sun. Oh well, that interview has made me think slightly more of NS.


Well done, chappies.

HarryW

16,028 posts

298 months

Friday 16th June 2006
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I don't suppose it gets any better than that, straight from the horse's mouth too

bjwoods

5,018 posts

313 months

Saturday 17th June 2006
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Aerofoil said:
aaandy said:
That is because all of the 2000 - 2003 engines are now out of warranty (even though still relatively low milage), so now the owners are being stung for the rebuild costs instead of the russian business boy!


But he wasn't resposible then was he, its like starting a new job and been left with all the previous persons rubbish to sort out before you can start making changes.

no it's called uue diligence, when buying a business, you taleke on its liabilities as well, which 'may ' include sorting out 'self acknowledged 'flaws'

B

V8 Archie

4,703 posts

277 months

Sunday 18th June 2006
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bjwoods said:
no it's called uue diligence, when buying a business, you taleke on its liabilities as well, which 'may ' include sorting out 'self acknowledged 'flaws'

B
It includes honouring warantee claims - which he's done. I'm not aware of TVR having acknowledged any 'flaws' in their cars. He'd certainly be daft to acknowledge flaws in cars that were built before he took over.

carl_w

10,744 posts

287 months

Monday 19th June 2006
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pistolar said:
"We havent had to rebuild an engine under warranty in four months.
Is that because they don't have the parts?