TVR back soon ?
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CatherineJ said:
I've just tried tvr.co.uk and the website doesn't exist.
Interesting, the actual website ishttp://www.tvr-eng.co.uk/intro.html
but that's down as well....

The site is www.tvr.co.uk ive just got on it phone nos changed though thats what interested me
Looks like weve overloaded www.tvr.co.uk
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Marco1958 said:
The site is www.tvr.co.uk ive just got on it phone nos changed though thats what interested me
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looks like it's not as well as it could be!Marco1958 said:
By chance looked at TVR website today noticed phone no had changed .Spoke to TVR today !!! albeit I was transferred from a landline to a mobile. Was told TVR would be back quite soon. Has anyone heard anything similar ??
I rang on Friday spoke to David Oxley no problem, indeed he rang me back, he intimated things were on the move. Give these guys a chance and we might see some new cars in the near future. I take it we do want to see new cars.Head down for me now, listen to the doom and gloom merchants.
After browsing through the tvr.co.uk site, I took a quick look at the freshly revamped website of the Swiss TVR importer.
They apparently still offer the possibility to order Sagarises and Tuscans with a 6 to 8 months delay. Nothing new there apart from the fact that the engine specs now mention 6.0 litre V8s given for 427 PS
http://www.tvr.ch/tuscan_mk_ii_roadster.html
According to TGE, the Sagaris is supposed to be available soon in a "Jubilee" edition, with a 600 hp, 7.0litre V8
http://www.tvr.ch/sagaris_jub_edition.html
They apparently still offer the possibility to order Sagarises and Tuscans with a 6 to 8 months delay. Nothing new there apart from the fact that the engine specs now mention 6.0 litre V8s given for 427 PS

http://www.tvr.ch/tuscan_mk_ii_roadster.html
According to TGE, the Sagaris is supposed to be available soon in a "Jubilee" edition, with a 600 hp, 7.0litre V8
http://www.tvr.ch/sagaris_jub_edition.html
Edited by speedsix20 on Tuesday 17th July 00:55
frazer guest said:
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So, these V8's, Chevy or Ford?
The smaller one seems rather like the GM LS2 (or the newer vwith the other seeming like a cammed GM LS7 (ie upgraded camshaft), have seen RR graphs for 540bhp standard, that quoted power figure is only 200rpm higher.So, these V8's, Chevy or Ford?
Only large capacity aluminium Ford V8's I've seen were huge!
Edited to make more sense

Edited by RichardD on Tuesday 17th July 08:29
If that is truely the case that they will use a generic GM motor i personally think thats a great idea..... chances are that they are possibly going to do this to get around american emissions laws...fair play.....BUT i still hate the thought of this clowns at the helm...as for david oxley the guy is a complete and utter muppet! and cannot understand why anyone would still employ the drip
tvrbob said:
red1 said:
I take it we do want to see new cars.
No I don't. I want them to fail and then sell the rights back into the UK. As long as TVR remains where it is we will never see the British Bulldog again.Of course, if TVR started up again in Blackpool with a new owner who was a real enthusiast, and chose likeminded management, that would be fantastic.
All IMHO, of course.
Julian
frazer guest said:
Dare I get excited, or am I just going to end up dissapointed again?
So, these V8's, Chevy or Ford?
I have to wonder, if P.Wheeler had done that back in 95/96, instead of going ahead with the AJP + Speed6, which would have proberly meant a lower selling price from new, of the Cerb / Tamora / T350 etc, would the company be in its disolved state now?
We will never know and we will all argue about this for years and years with no firm outcome. However, you can rest assured that you are almost certainly correct. So, these V8's, Chevy or Ford?
I have to wonder, if P.Wheeler had done that back in 95/96, instead of going ahead with the AJP + Speed6, which would have proberly meant a lower selling price from new, of the Cerb / Tamora / T350 etc, would the company be in its disolved state now?
Edited by frazer guest on Tuesday 17th July 08:27
As much as I love the S6 cars I appreciate that the vast majority of the TVR fan base lies in favour of a big, smelly, red neck V8's.Stick one of those in a Sag and you'll find enough buyers to keep a small operation going in the UK.
rev-erend said:
I wonder if someone is just winding us lot up .. with a rumour of a proper V8 in a new TVR.
Just cause we have all wanted this for ages..

Not all my friend, many would have seen it as a backward step. If however the cars are built there has to be some light of hope.Just cause we have all wanted this for ages..

Would I buy a new TVR even if it were built outside the UK - Yes
Would I buy one with some yank lump - frankly, probably not
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