Who loves their TVR - and why?!!
Who loves their TVR - and why?!!
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nubbin

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6,809 posts

294 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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Me, me, me!! I love my Tamora, 'cos it's loud, fast, rare, fast, loud, scary, grippy, soft top, fantastic. I love it, love it, love it!!! Yeeeehaaaaaaa!!!

Gaffer

7,156 posts

293 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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Subtle - I like it,

M@H

11,298 posts

288 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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Aren't us british supposed to have a bit more decorum nubbin ... I think you nearly got over excited there

manek

2,977 posts

300 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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Quite!

I have to say that I'm rather chuffed with my TVR, if you get my drift...

M@H

11,298 posts

288 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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OK then.. I love my TVR cos it's loud, fast, rare, fast, loud, scary, grippy, soft top, fantastic. I love it

zippy500

1,883 posts

285 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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I Love it. And I want to have its babies.

pbrettle

3,280 posts

299 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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Love it (and miss it too - thats now 4 weeks without it now!!!). Loud, fast, great to look at and a complete driving experience. You really do DRIVE it rather than ride in it....

But basically cos it is louder than anything else on my road. The other month managed to set of a couple of car alarms too....

Cheers,

Paul

plotloss

67,280 posts

286 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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Speed, noise, interior, noise, looks, noise, oh, did I mention the noise?

Edited for Nubbin

Matt.

>> Edited by plotloss on Thursday 2nd May 11:00

JonRB

78,079 posts

288 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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I love my TVR. She's my mistress. I like to get inside her twice a day and she takes me to heaven and back.

Right, cold shower time!

Alistair H.

1,173 posts

287 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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I love my Cerbie, cos it pops and farts, and it's difficult, fast, expensive to run, sexy etc etc... I sound like Swiss Tony!!

nubbin

Original Poster:

6,809 posts

294 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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Oy, I don't want any jibes towards reality of on this thread - I want feelings, gut instincts, and the sunshine that TVR brings to your life, O.K?

jeremyc

25,991 posts

300 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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- Drop dead gorgeous looks
- Brutal power and awesome speed
- Racing car handling
- Fantastic noise
- It has to be driven
- Nothing else like it, anywhere
- I actively look for excuses to take it out
- It's a mad, completely bonkers car and I must need my head examining for owning it

zippy500

1,883 posts

285 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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Ah Swiss Tony.

You know driving your car is very much like making love to a beautiful woman. First you spend loads of money on her to make her feel wanted, you take her out so people can admire her. Then when the time is right, you slip your key in and pump her throttle. Thats when she shouts in your ear with a loud V8 roar and you know youve hit the spot.

olly

2,174 posts

300 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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:Seductive
:Noisy
:Gorgeous to look at (inside & out)
:Mind blowing acceleration
:Have yet to find anything that can keep up
:The admiring looks it gets from EVERYONE !
:The noise (again)
:I actually enjoy washing it, becasue I get to look at it for ages (yeah, I know thats a bit sad)...
:Any excuse to drive it WILL be used...

Don

28,378 posts

300 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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The other month managed to set of a couple of car alarms too....
Paul



Its just excellent when that happens.

A few weeks back at Silverstone we'd just finished a track session in a Lotus so...I started up the Chimaera. A coupld of BMWs two rows away start blaring. I laughed so hard I nearly burst...

M@H

11,298 posts

288 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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Actaully one of the reasons I love my car is 'cos when I see people in newish Fiestas, Micras, Metros. etc etc (dissapearing in the rear view mirror).. I know they paid more for their car than I did for mine.. and they'd never even consider that to be the case. makes me think what a bargain I have

davidd

6,577 posts

300 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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Excellent :-)
My Griffith is comfy, very fast, fun to drive, easy to drive fast (depite what some might say) cheapish to run and has been very reliable (we'll forget the fact that it let me down for the first time in 55k miles this week).
It is also pretty rare, makes me smile, makes other drivers smile, and makes enough noise to alert the dogs to the fact that I'm on my way home when I'm several miles away.
I like TVR's so much I'm about to go and test drive a Cerbera 4.5.

CleG

567 posts

280 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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Its sounds, its looks, looking and hearing it gives me goose bumbs. Peoples faces when they see it .. kids shouting and cheering from the side of the road when they see it.

LADIES

hehe and yup setting of lots of car alarms with drive bye's are a bonus

plotloss

67,280 posts

286 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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I like TVR's so much I'm about to go and test drive a Cerbera 4.5.




If you drive it, you'll want to buy it.

I tried one last weekend, and I really shouldnt have.

Matt.

jeremyc

25,991 posts

300 months

Thursday 2nd May 2002
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I tried one last weekend, and I really shouldnt have.
Matt.

Good man, good man!