Cerbera or Chimera?
Discussion
Looking to enter the world of TVR ownership, i love the look of the Cerbera, but i also like the Chimera, performance figures seem to be fairly close and the Chimera is obviuosly far more available as a second hand car and the price is a little more accessable to me! Any comments welcome. Well within reason guys!
Cerbera running costs are about twice that of a Chimaera or Griff.
The Cerbie will eat a Chimaera for breakfast: better handling,acceleration and brakes.
Steve
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>> Edited by shpub on Wednesday 11th August 14:40
The Cerbie will eat a Chimaera for breakfast: better handling,acceleration and brakes.
Steve
www.tvrbooks.co.uk
>> Edited by shpub on Wednesday 11th August 14:40
Im fortunate enought ot have owned a Griff 500 followed by a Speed Six Cerbera. After a couple of years out as I was setting up my own business Im now back in the fold with a 4.0 Chimaera.
Of all of them The most special feeling comes from the Cerbera, its just on a different level.
Having said that, If its your first one, then the feeling of roof down on a Summers morning with the V8 of a Chimaera burbling away is very hard to resist.
I would also go along with the running costs mentioned earlier, you need bigger pockets for the Cerb.
I would start with the Chimaera, Get through to the end of next summer and move into a Cerb then.
Whatever you choose you will enjoy, providing you get a good one.
Of all of them The most special feeling comes from the Cerbera, its just on a different level.
Having said that, If its your first one, then the feeling of roof down on a Summers morning with the V8 of a Chimaera burbling away is very hard to resist.
I would also go along with the running costs mentioned earlier, you need bigger pockets for the Cerb.
I would start with the Chimaera, Get through to the end of next summer and move into a Cerb then.
Whatever you choose you will enjoy, providing you get a good one.
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