From Tamora to Cerbera

[joe c]

Anyone moved from a Tamora to Cerbera and any advice please.

[GCerbera]

Can't say I have, but what's on your mind Joe, what
would you like to know?


Go create some weather...
Graham
TCR The Cerbera Register

www.TVR-Cerbera.com

[arcbeer]

What's prompting the change?

I am quite tempted to go the other way sometime in the future. Not for a while yet though.

I haven't even driven a Tamora yet but the look is growing on me and never having owned a soft-top, open topped driving does appeal.

The fact the chassis is shared with the T350 and that the T350 is having such rave reviews also tempts me.

[cacatous]

Although I've had my car for a grand total of 3 weeks, I too am tempted by the Tamora.

The Tuscan was awesome but I'm sure the Tamora wouldn't be too far behind in terms of speed and the handling is much better...

[Plotloss]

Steve, funnily enough I know a man local to us selling a Tamora...

[tvrinbfg]

Tamora is more agile (I think it is easier to drive faster around a track too); easier to live with day to day; and the roof comes off. I feel I get more attention/kudos down the high street in a Cerbie though (poser that I am!) and that the Cerbera looks more complete and better looking.

[cacatous]

Plotloss said:

Steve, funnily enough I know a man local to us selling a Tamora...

Oh... I was thinking more ina few months

It isn't the yellow one with blue interior??

[admiral]

I test drove a Tamora just after Christmas, and a 4.5 Cerb with nitrons and later chassis.

Compared to my SP6, the nitron Cerb car felt significantly better - less body roll, more planted in the corners.

The Tamora felt (as you'd expect) smaller, more agile and even better through the corners. More pure sports car like.

Half way between an Elise and a Cerb perhaps.