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I have just heard new TVR's will be produced next year and be available in the UK by the spring.
The 750bhp six seater semi-convertible will be assembled in Kazakhstan, with components from China & Argentina, chassis from Namibia, bodies from Venezuela and with badges made in the UK. The power plant will be the Diesel unit used in Australian land trains and the whole package has been styled by Jean-Paul Gaultier. Prices will start at 25 thousand Euros (no worthless Sterling please) and deposits are being taken through an a new TVR account in Nigeria...
Well it's as likely as any other TVR rumour being true
The 750bhp six seater semi-convertible will be assembled in Kazakhstan, with components from China & Argentina, chassis from Namibia, bodies from Venezuela and with badges made in the UK. The power plant will be the Diesel unit used in Australian land trains and the whole package has been styled by Jean-Paul Gaultier. Prices will start at 25 thousand Euros (no worthless Sterling please) and deposits are being taken through an a new TVR account in Nigeria...
Well it's as likely as any other TVR rumour being true

CiderwithCerbie said:
I have just heard new TVR's will be produced next year and be available in the UK by the spring.
The 750bhp six seater semi-convertible will be assembled in Kazakhstan, with components from China & Argentina, chassis from Namibia, bodies from Venezuela and with badges made in the UK. The power plant will be the Diesel unit used in Australian land trains and the whole package has been styled by Jean-Paul Gaultier. Prices will start at 25 thousand Euros (no worthless Sterling please) and deposits are being taken through an a new TVR account in Nigeria...
Well it's as likely as any other TVR rumour being true
This is most unsubstantiated tosh I've ever seen! The badges were only designed in the UK, they're made in the Duchy of Grand Fenwick The 750bhp six seater semi-convertible will be assembled in Kazakhstan, with components from China & Argentina, chassis from Namibia, bodies from Venezuela and with badges made in the UK. The power plant will be the Diesel unit used in Australian land trains and the whole package has been styled by Jean-Paul Gaultier. Prices will start at 25 thousand Euros (no worthless Sterling please) and deposits are being taken through an a new TVR account in Nigeria...
Well it's as likely as any other TVR rumour being true


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