cerbera

[fergusgorman]

well what a great day I had today. One of the lads at my new work has a 4.5 cerbera and took me out for a spin in it today. There was a bit of showing off but oh my god what a car to go. Just a different league to the wedge. Pulled a good 160mph on the dual carriageway. Just amazing. Constant hard acceleration. One day I tell myself!
Cant imagine even a SEAC would look at this rocket!

Dreaming!

[jmorgan]

It was interesting watching them launch up Duxford at Mania a few years ago. Probably a vids of that around. Sort of "er.......yes......thats quickandiamgoingtodrivehomeslowlynow"

[stainless_steve]

The Cerbera is a very quick car the wife wanted one until she tried to get the kids in the back.

[GCerbera]

stainless_steve said:

The Cerbera is a very quick car the wife wanted one until she tried to get the kids in the back.

How old are the kids?

We use mine with three adults and a child of 10 and it's fine?

[stainless_steve]

12 and 9,the kids loved the car until they got in it,complained about having no room.I was quite shocked cos the kids love cars.

[GCerbera]

stainless_steve said:

12 and 9,the kids loved the car until they got in it,complained about having no room.I was quite shocked cos the kids love cars.

Offer them a ride to school in it!

[jmorgan]

Graham, swap you for a day? You will love the Wedge..........................well got to ask

[GCerbera]

jmorgan said:

Graham, swap you for a day? You will love the Wedge..........................well got to ask

Very generous offer of yours Jeff - let me think on it....


....for a year or two!

[suffolkfox]

Easy, buy both
suffolkfox - 4.2 Cerb
suffolkfoxy - 350 Wedge

ps stainless steve - 10 & 11 year old love it in the back (all round Southern Ireland, Back-Home, etc) but it makes a big difference if it's a dark or light interior. With our cream leather it's fairly light & airy, dark colours can be quite oppressive for back seat dwellers however. Also depends how big they are.

>> Edited by suffolkfox on Wednesday 1st September 11:55

[stainless_steve]

GCerbera said:

stainless_steve said: 12 and 9,the kids loved the car until they got in it,complained about having no room.I was quite shocked cos the kids love cars. Offer them a ride to school in it!

Last one we went in was at H L Gorners,kids thought it was great until they got in the back,guess it could be they like the SEAC better.
maybe i need to try one out for a weekend

[seamus]

Seems a near perfect idea, hardtop for the winter, soft top for the summer.. and as the prices keep falling even more appealing.. oh just add it to the ever growing list of TVRs I want in my stable

[adam quantrill]

Speak for yourself mate - soft top for the winter! Especially when it's snowing!!!

I drive around in January with the top down (and have witnesses to prove it. In fact one day at work I arrived with the top up 'cos it was raining quite hard and a chap there said "I didn't realise your car HAD a roof!!!)