New cars at David Geraldt TVR
New cars at David Geraldt TVR
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TvrT350t

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125 posts

238 months

Saturday 16th February 2008
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I was just wondering if people knew where David Gerald TVR keep getting their new cars from every other week? Im guessing these have been held up in storage somewhere but i would of thought that Multipart or TVR Power would have been given these if Smolenski isnt planning on bringing the company back - but who knows!!

I will be selling my T350t in the next month or so and was going to leave the group to join the porsche turbo/gt2 - i know!! If we will be seeing a few more new TVR's appearing i may be tempted to stay with the group.

Any thoughts would be appreciated

V8 GRF

7,299 posts

240 months

Saturday 16th February 2008
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David Gerald are selling the stock of TVR owned cars that were in the system. Several had been at Cicely in Preston just before the collapse of TVR, others I guess where at the factory or other main dealers but not delivered. As I understand it the unfinished cars that where in the factory are still unfinished.

blaineuk

2,615 posts

277 months

Saturday 16th February 2008
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i heard tvr power where finishing the remaining factory cars.

coolcatmaz

3,521 posts

232 months

Saturday 16th February 2008
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I was in David Geralds last week and I have to say, the cars he has in the showroom are really lovely, mostly 57 plates and quite a few with 'sold' on them.

now, if only my lottery numbers would come up.

so called

9,160 posts

239 months

Saturday 16th February 2008
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I still think that this stinks.
How can new cars be drifting on to the market when people lost their deposits on orders.
Surely any cars which were in production should have been allocated to those waiting.

I know the rules regarding liquidation, company debts etc but this must realy be a slap in the face for those who paid their deposits and lost their money.
Still, as has been mentioned a few times, at the end there was no regard to their customer base.