TMS new website

[inmate]

Opinions?
www.tmstvr.co.uk/

[FourWheelDrift]

Shiny....

I like it. Do I win a prize?

>> Edited by FourWheelDrift on Sunday 25th May 01:01

[kartman24]

nice site, now all you need to do is find me a nice olympic blue griff!
many thanks for the hospitality at the track day, will be attending again.----martin

[davidn]

The site looks good but the parts catalogue is not as good as the old site, why did they change it? On the old site you could find pretty much any part you needed within minutes, now it's either not listed or you have to trawl through everything. I made so many orders on the old site because it was easy, have made none on the new site. Maybe parts ain't where the money's at.
But on a positive note service very good and staff helpful/knowledegable.Just my 2p's worth.
David

[dontlift]

Prefer this one www.jamesagger.com

[davidn]

Well I know I moaned a bit about the new TMS website but I received a very nice Email from the MD Peter who asked what problems I was experiencing. Since then he has implimented an improved search engine in the parts database which really does show how much they listen to and value their customers.
I have to say I am 100% impressed with their efforts and my past dealings with them, keep up the good work guys.
David

[flasher]

A vast improvement.

I still have a few criticisms though, but thats mainly to do with the way the cars are advertised rather than the actual website itself.

It's now better than most of the other TVR dealerships.

[joospeed]

I prefer this one too www.jamesagger.com
teehee.

have to say I've always used TMS for tvr parts, very good. Barry was excellent and Ivan continues the good tradition. and Kirsty has a sexy voice, what more could you want? .. well if it's sales then they could really do with james and jonathan back there - but in the meantime you can still get james at the above website ...

[flasher]

No doubt they miss James. He was always a total pleasure to deal with and a total TVR enthusiast at heart too.

TMS need to find another James, there is no doubt...

[dontlift]

flasher said: No doubt they miss James. He was always a total pleasure to deal with and a total TVR enthusiast at heart too.

TMS need to find another James, there is no doubt...

Agreed

[raceboy]

Steady on chaps he's got a big head as it is
Top bloke though, see you in Le Mans James
And Joolz, wheres my bits Sorted the battery out though

[MajorClanger]

Opinions?
www.tmstvr.co.uk/

What? No Chimaera???! Cerbera, Tuscan, Tamora, Tesco and Teaforfour/Teafornought are all in the scroll bar. Do they know something we don't?

MC

>> Edited by MajorClanger on Friday 30th May 16:09

[NickD]

I like it but the write-up on the models was lazily done - just cut and paste from TVR's own web site including some of the typos. Worst of all, it states:

"Our engineers have surpassed themselves with a multi-function digital display, shift lights and two analogue dials for quick glance down viewing of speed and engine revs."

I didn't realise TMS had so much involvement with the design of the Tamora!

[inmate]

My only criticism is the poor photo`s of their stock,all at a distance and with no detail. They should invest in a decent digital camera and send
a salesman on a photo course.