drivin' tvr in germany...

[MarkusD]

being kind of affraid of what porsche is doing with the new 997 I think my next car will be a tvr...who drives them regularly in germany? Thank you for your comments....

[Corin Denton]

What ever you do when you go there don't mention that you've been associated with a 'Gassing Station'

[anonymous-user]

Speak with these guys to get you started.

[sacha]

i drive regularly over in germany, TVRs are not like porsche when driving at high speed, porsches you dont feel the speed, where as in the tvr you really do. Last time there i was in my T350, which was much better at these speeds than my previous tuscan.
All i would say is, dont expect to just go and drive at 150mph, it will take some time to get used to it and also more importantly, good luck finding some half decent motorways than are empty enough to try these speeds!

[MarkusD]

thank you for your hints...I guess I have to explain that I am german...living in germany...so I know the roads...the question is, how it is to buy and drive a tvr in germany since these cars are extremely rare compared to even my gt 3...AND I never drove a tvr before...

[Guillotine]

there is a german dealer somewhere.

they started up this year, and they had photo's of the building on the site so they're up and running! if you search on the furums you should turn them up.

or start a thread...

German wants to buy TVR.

they may find you!

or phone the factory in UK.

(then take it down the 'Ring )

[Guillotine]

found it for you

www.tvr-sportscars.de

>> Edited by Guillotine on Tuesday 21st December 18:31

>> Edited by Guillotine on Tuesday 21st December 18:33

[tvrinbfg]

They haven't just started, but been going for (10+)years with of a lot of TVR experience, plus racing Caterhams etc. Admittedly Christof has onlt started as sales this year, but by all accounts is doing a good job.

[MarkusD]

thank you...I ordered some informations...lets see how quick they are...