The history of TVR in 4 cars

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1. Viper's little brother.

2. Cerbera 5.0…. possibly my favorite premium sports car of all time.

3. Weres the chimaera

4. Not even a single wedge!? Without a doubt the 420SEAC should have been in there. Until recently I owned a 420SE, one of the development cars for the 420SEAC, it'd been in our family for over 20yrs, incredible car and a perfect example of what TVR is/was.

5. Until today I remember when I was 13 I made my dad to stop by a TVR dealership in the UK just so I could sit in one. I only knew TVR from Gran turismo at that time. Sat in a 350c. The sales lady made me guess where the door handle was and she was so friendly in explaining the stats. Until now I still remember that day. As a huge fan, TVR I wish you the best.

6. where is mine

7. My neighbour had a TVR Griffith, (with the 289 V8, car #1), and it was truly amazing. The newer TVRs are ugly and overpriced…but that’s just my opinion. I’d love to have an OLD one, to join the family of British sports-cars I’ve owned, (2 TR6s, & a 1967 MGbgt w/OD in 3rd & 4th). I love most old British sports cars.

8. The T350 has a 3.6, not a 4ltr or a 4.3. Some would have been modified though.

9. Cerbera, my favourite! But I also really like the S series.

10. I've driven the Tuscan. Wow, what a CAR!

11. This aged well 😂

12. T350 forgot existed I thought it was a Sagaris without all the mad panels

13. The Chimaera is beautiful, and Cerbera and Griffith all from the 90s really put TVR on the world map.

14. Please tell me it’s not an antiquated box steal welded chassis with fibreglass panels.

15. 4:54 is that "noughties" or "naughties"?

16. Where is the game changing 1992 4.2 Litre Rover engine TVR Griffith. For me still the best looking TVR ever produced.

17. ….and with a whimper and a fart TVR vanished.

18. No Tasmin ? 😮

19. my fav car as a kid… the f40 sure…. but tvr is where its at

20. Great video

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