RE: New TVR Griffith on the move

[gary58]

Are we are doing our best as we’re not even close to as quick as we can be without dying. I guess that’s good news, right?

[Digger]

Pour yourself another glass of wine Gary.

[gary58]

Mans destiny for desire

[Groundtorpedo]

Sorry that i have to say that. But that is no TVR any more. It may be a good Car. But imho it looks like an accidentialy born hybrid of a Nissan GT-R and the actual Mazda MX5. It has nothin in common with TVRs legendary Desings under PW and sadly also nothing new, except perhaps the idiotic Exhausts. Not sure if they will be accepted outside the U.K. Happy to own one of the good old last real Griffith´s. Built 1993 as one of a few LHD cars, What makes sense for me, because i live in Germany and Croatia, where we ride of the right side of the Road.



Cheers
GT

Edited by Groundtorpedo on Wednesday 1st November 18:21

[cramorra]

[quote=PhantomPH][quote=Thom]Looks like some fish agonising from being out of the water, struggling to breathe. Awful...



I think it looks rather good

[Driller]

cramorra]hantomPH said:

Thom said:

Looks like some fish agonising from being out of the water, struggling to breathe. Awful...



I think it looks rather good

Don't know why but is makes me think of the one on the right:

[iledoffard]

looks awesome, but is it as good as the 1990s Grif? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7y0WRHZ_RRw&#65279...

[Alpinestars]

Not sure if pictures of this one have been posted

[Yipper]

[Digger]

Not too bad Yipper.

You’re still a loveable rogue tt.

[ChocolateFrog]

I saw that. Looks a bit better than than the launch shots but still only a face a mother could love.

[Alpinestars]

Looks very clunky.