New TVR still under wraps!

[Tyre Smoke]

Thanks for that, but I'm not in the least bit concerned.

Looking forward to the smug 'told you' phase.

[bullittmcqueen]

Tyre Smoke said:

Thanks for that, but I'm not in the least bit concerned.

Looking forward to the smug 'told you' phase.

Me too. So with Spag banned we're down to two

[Tyre Smoke]

[N7GTX]

Tyre Smoke said:

Watching Sebring, and I have to report the TVR sticker on the Rebellion is..

A. Smaller
B. Seems to have "Racing" under the logo.

Does this have any meaning? Like the money is dwindling, and TVR Racing is now a separate entity to the building site in Wales?

TVR Automotive, TVR Manufacturing and TVR Racing. All 3 are limited companies. Automotive and Manufacturing are linked together moneywise. TVR Racing is shown as a dormant company with 226 ordinary shares, one of which is owned by TVR Automotive. The other 12 shareholders are mainly the directors of the other two companies.
Their last 'dormant accounts' in May 2018 show they have cash at the bank in the grand sum of £1.

[Tyre Smoke]

Which all means...what?

Why would a defunct company advertise on the side of Rebellion?

I'm obviously talking about Racing, before anyone jumps on the cheap joke.

[hyphen]

So those of you who don't like the grill of the TVR, what do you think of the front of the new Tesla Y

Edited by hyphen on Saturday 16th March 09:17

[tertius]

hyphen said:

So those of you who don't like the grill of the TVR, what do you think of the front of the new Tesla Y

Edited by hyphen on Saturday 16th March 09:17

Looks like a miserable Ford Focus.

Why does it even need an opening like that?

[swisstoni]

hyphen said:

So those of you who don't like the grill of the TVR, what do you think of the front of the new Tesla Y

Edited by hyphen on Saturday 16th March 09:17

You’ll have to run it past the ones who see faces on the front of cars. Or just interrogate a 5 year old.

[8nil]

hyphen said:

So those of you who don't like the grill of the TVR, what do you think of the front of the new Tesla Y

Edited by hyphen on Saturday 16th March 09:17

I refer the learned and right honourable member to the comments I made on the Piech battery car some moments ago.....

[tail slide]

Well I'm happily enjoying my 'track' T350 back in road spec for as long as it takes. Though new Exige test drives are tempting me ...

[bullittmcqueen]

tertius said:

hyphen said:

So those of you who don't like the grill of the TVR, what do you think of the front of the new Tesla Y

Edited by hyphen on Saturday 16th March 09:17

Looks like a miserable Ford Focus.

Why does it even need an opening like that?

It doesn't have one. The light in that posts particular pic only makes it look as if it had one. But it better had one indeed, check this:



That's just awful. When the Audis, Mercs, VWs, Toyotas et al are hitting the market, Tesla will be having a very hard time.

[anonymous-user]

That Tesla looks rubbish.

You’d think with electric cars the lack of engine and grille could lead to some new designs?

But I suppose there’s still requirements for pedestrian collisions and cooling etc and aerodynamics haven’t changed just because the power plants has.

[Monkeylegend]

And there we have it. On a new TVR thread of all threads we are now discussing an electric car that looks like it came out of a jelly mould that will be built and sold by the millions.

RIP TVR.

[anonymous-user]

Monkeylegend said:

And there we have it. On a new TVR thread of all threads we are now discussing an electric car that looks like it came out of a jelly mould that will be built and sold by the millions.

RIP TVR.

I wouldn't be so sure about the model Y. Very lukewarm reception to it's launch that saw Tesla's shares drop by $15 or 5% yesterday.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-03-15...

I was at a US dealer training session on the new Evoque this week. Cracking car, I'd love to see a BEV version at some point. And that's Tesla's problem now. All the real car company's are moving into their space and life will become increasingly difficult for them as the competition grows.

[Monkeylegend]

unrepentant said:

Monkeylegend said:

And there we have it. On a new TVR thread of all threads we are now discussing an electric car that looks like it came out of a jelly mould that will be built and sold by the millions.

RIP TVR.

I wouldn't be so sure about the model Y. Very lukewarm reception to it's launch that saw Tesla's shares drop by $15 or 5% yesterday.

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2019-03-15...

I was at a US dealer training session on the new Evoque this week. Cracking car, I'd love to see a BEV version at some point. And that's Tesla's problem now. All the real car company's are moving into their space and life will become increasingly difficult for them as the competition grows.

It is a bit challenged in the looks dept, but if it is cheap enough and built in volume it will probably attract those buyers who can't or don't want to pay for the electric car price premium of owning one of the current crop, now the Gvt grants are being reduced/abolished.

And here we are discussing electric cars in the absence of anything newsworthy with the new Griffith

[Tonymg]

LoL come on guys has the Penny not Dropped yet!
I worked this out years ago.

[m4tti]

Tonymg said:

LoL come on guys has the Penny not Dropped yet!
I worked this out years ago.

What’s that tony?

[anonymous-user]

m4tti said:

Tonymg said:

LoL come on guys has the Penny not Dropped yet!
I worked this out years ago.

What’s that tony?

That spag is actually Petrolted the founder of PHs come back to take over the site and make it just a TVR forum again?

[AAGR]

Why not just get the moderators to block this thread, and allow the so-called 'new' TVR to die the death. ? It's never going to happen, anyway.

[anonymous-user]

AAGR said:

Why not just get the moderators to block this thread, and allow the so-called 'new' TVR to die the death. ? It's never going to happen, anyway.

Why block the thread?