Favorite TVR (from 1992)
Favorite TVR (from 1992)

Poll: Favorite TVR (from 1992)

Total Members Polled: 200

Griffith (1992 - 2001): 22%
Chimaera (1993 - 2001): 9%
Cerbera (1996 - 2006): 22%
Tuscan Challenge (1989 - 92): 1%
Tuscan Speed 6 (2000 - 06): 12%
Tamora (2001 - 06): 4%
T350 (2003 - 06 ): 10%
Sagaris (2005 - 06): 13%
Typhon (2002): 2%
Speed 12 (1997): 4%
Author
Discussion

RedRose123

Original Poster:

650 posts

254 months

Wednesday 5th October 2011
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Favorite TVR

Bobhon

1,059 posts

208 months

Wednesday 5th October 2011
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Where's the tick box for the S series cars then.......

S6 Devil

3,556 posts

262 months

Wednesday 5th October 2011
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Bobhon said:
Where's the tick box for the S series cars then.......
http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?t=1061579

Deeman

1,609 posts

211 months

Wednesday 5th October 2011
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It was clearly getting too popular, so has been killed off. Proportional voting at play perhaps. Last time I checked it, was 57% and rising.

Pursyluv

1,949 posts

203 months

Wednesday 5th October 2011
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Tamora neck and neck with the Typhon at present hehe

C3BER

4,714 posts

252 months

Wednesday 5th October 2011
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And the Cerbera out by a neck.

robsco

7,875 posts

205 months

Thursday 6th October 2011
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C3BER said:
And the Cerbera out by a neck.
The Griff's going to come through and sneak it by a length. They love a length, Griff owners. wink

AutoAndy

2,270 posts

244 months

Thursday 6th October 2011
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Agree about the "S" - not included on this one as well as the pre-94, as it is toooo popular.

So where were all the thousands of Chimaera owners? - they couldn't have all been out playing golf.

Edited by AutoAndy on Thursday 6th October 12:47

900T-R

20,406 posts

286 months

Thursday 6th October 2011
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Chimaera, Cerbera, Sagaris for me - in that order.

Robertjp

2,281 posts

254 months

Thursday 6th October 2011
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Difficult, i love my Tuscan, but also loved my Cerb...i had to vote for the Cerb, it is the 'daddy'

Andy JB

1,321 posts

248 months

Thursday 6th October 2011
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AutoAndy said:
Agree about the "S" - not included on this one as well as the pre-94, as it is toooo popular.

So where were all the thousands of Chimaera owners? - they couldn't have all been out playing golf.

Edited by AutoAndy on Thursday 6th October 12:47
It doesn't say vote for your own car - it says vote for your favourite car.......

phillpot

17,510 posts

212 months

Thursday 6th October 2011
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Andy JB said:
AutoAndy said:
Agree about the "S" - not included on this one as well as the pre-94, as it is toooo popular.

So where were all the thousands of Chimaera owners? - they couldn't have all been out playing golf.

Edited by AutoAndy on Thursday 6th October 12:47
It doesn't say vote for your own car - it says vote for your favourite car.......
So lots of frustrated Chimaera owners who'd rather have a different TVR ? wink

Obiwonkeyblokey

5,400 posts

269 months

Thursday 6th October 2011
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or clearly a Cerb

900T-R

20,406 posts

286 months

Thursday 6th October 2011
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I'd love a Cerb, but I've got only room in my life for 1 car outside of company provided motoring and then it has got to be a ragtop. smile

chris willy

197 posts

313 months

Thursday 6th October 2011
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900T-R said:
I'd love a Cerb, but I've got only room in my life for 1 car outside of company provided motoring and then it has got to be a ragtop. smile
Hi Eric
you should better develop the first Cerbera DHC whistle

Big vote for the timeless beauty thumbup

900T-R

20,406 posts

286 months

Thursday 6th October 2011
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Thought about that but the doors are too long to work for a roadster. So I shortened them and couldn't tell the difference anymore, except that the Chim's bonnet and bootlid are nicer... wink

I've spent many a thought about a 'speedster' sort of thingy using the Cerbera front clip and windscreen with Chimaera-sized doors and a 'hybrid' rear end. I think that'd be rather nice. smile