TVR Preview event - New Sagaris

TVR Preview event - New Sagaris

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touching cloth

11,706 posts

239 months

Thursday 10th July 2008
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sleep envy said:
touching cloth said:
Not at all sure about the steering wheel, or the ruddy great screen. Screens like that a great in barges like big BeeEms and Lexii, but plonking them in sports cars to me just shows a loss of focus... TVR have never been about interior toys and equipment, the car's the toy surely.
give you somethink to watch whilst waiting for the low loader though
yunno I nearly made the same joke.... but as I didn't, get out of here before I tan your hide furious

miniman

24,967 posts

262 months

Thursday 10th July 2008
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touching cloth said:
Not at all sure about the steering wheel, or the ruddy great screen. Screens like that a great in barges like big BeeEms and Lexii, but plonking them in sports cars to me just shows a loss of focus... TVR have never been about interior toys and equipment, the car's the toy surely.
yes

Steering wheel is too bling IMHO, but then it is just a prototype. Hopefully they will listen to feedback.

sleep envy

62,260 posts

249 months

Thursday 10th July 2008
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touching cloth said:
sleep envy said:
touching cloth said:
Not at all sure about the steering wheel, or the ruddy great screen. Screens like that a great in barges like big BeeEms and Lexii, but plonking them in sports cars to me just shows a loss of focus... TVR have never been about interior toys and equipment, the car's the toy surely.
give you somethink to watch whilst waiting for the low loader though
yunno I nearly made the same joke.... but as I didn't, get out of here before I tan your hide furious
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mightymouse

1,438 posts

228 months

Thursday 10th July 2008
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miniman said:
madrob6 said:
Excuse my ignorance but what's the difference between that and the old Sagaris other than the exhausts?
Pretty sure the old Sagaris switched over to rear-exit exhausts midway through production. IIRC something to do with drive-by noise levels?
teacheryes

I think anything to do with resurecting TVR has to be applauded clap

Do like the Sagaris :lick cloud9smokin
(Pity I shall never be able to afford one weeping

Plotloss

67,280 posts

270 months

Thursday 10th July 2008
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And what is the projected price of this all new Sagaris?

miniman

24,967 posts

262 months

Thursday 10th July 2008
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Plotloss said:
And what is the projected price of this all new Sagaris?
6 shiny apples and a bushel of cabbages. Times are tough in Russia, right?

sleep envy

62,260 posts

249 months

Thursday 10th July 2008
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Plotloss said:
And what is the projected price of this all new Sagaris?
depends if they sell it pre or post development tested

posterboy

1,144 posts

193 months

Thursday 10th July 2008
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From reading piston heads, I guess the only thing reliable about TVR's is the noise it makes....

jon-

16,509 posts

216 months

Thursday 10th July 2008
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posterboy said:
From reading piston heads, I guess the only thing reliable about TVR's is the noise it makes....
That would require the electrics to work long enough to actually start the car...

ETA: God I want one. Serious next car option if the price is right and they'll do deals...

Edited by jon- on Thursday 10th July 13:26

zagato

1,136 posts

201 months

Thursday 10th July 2008
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Probably best to get a dirt cheap barely used one and pop a yank V8 in there.

Far Eastender

1,361 posts

218 months

Thursday 10th July 2008
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Good to see TVR (sort of), back. The interior needs some tweeking, but good to see no airbags!

markmullen

15,877 posts

234 months

Thursday 10th July 2008
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zagato said:
Probably best to get a dirt cheap barely used one and pop a yank V8 in there.
<Stands back and awaits the inevitable onslaught from TVR owners hehe >

Apache

39,731 posts

284 months

Thursday 10th July 2008
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posterboy said:
From reading piston heads, I guess the only thing reliable about TVR's is the noise it makes....
um, no, not really as sometimes they refuse to make any noise whatsoever

bingbong

2,447 posts

197 months

Thursday 10th July 2008
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It may just be the angle of the photo, but does any one else think the gear lever and handbrake look far too close to the console?



Edited by bingbong on Thursday 10th July 13:44

BlueEyedBoy

1,919 posts

196 months

Thursday 10th July 2008
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bingbong said:


It may just be the angle of the photo, but does any one else think the gear lever and handbrake look far too close to the console?



Edited by bingbong on Thursday 10th July 13:44
Gear lever looks to be in gear, so more forward than it will be in centre, i.e. it won't need to go any more forward. The handbrake won't need to move, as they never work anyway smile

crossle

1,520 posts

251 months

Thursday 10th July 2008
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Any sign of the Russian c t?

BlueEyedBoy

1,919 posts

196 months

Thursday 10th July 2008
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If it actually works for more that 20,000 miles, and they have sorted out the basic engineering and electrics, this will be a serious consideration for me, especially if it actually makes the quoted bhp.

jon-

16,509 posts

216 months

Thursday 10th July 2008
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BlueEyedBoy said:
bingbong said:


It may just be the angle of the photo, but does any one else think the gear lever and handbrake look far too close to the console?



Edited by bingbong on Thursday 10th July 13:44
Gear lever looks to be in gear, so more forward than it will be in centre, i.e. it won't need to go any more forward. The handbrake won't need to move, as they never work anyway smile

BCA

8,623 posts

257 months

Thursday 10th July 2008
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crossle said:
Any sign of the Russian c t?
His English counterpart is present so I would assume so, but probably playing with another of his train sets.

Lensey

2,526 posts

283 months

Thursday 10th July 2008
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BlueEyedBoy said:
bingbong said:


It may just be the angle of the photo, but does any one else think the gear lever and handbrake look far too close to the console?



Edited by bingbong on Thursday 10th July 13:44
Gear lever looks to be in gear, so more forward than it will be in centre, i.e. it won't need to go any more forward. The handbrake won't need to move, as they never work anyway smile
Some things haven't changed then biggrin