Tuscan to Noble.

[supergrass]

Any do's & dont's? Any words of wisdom? Thank you.Steve.

[yellowshed]

How about:

Do buy one, and don't look back.....



YellowShed

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[ThatPhilBrettGuy]

And, don't hit a dead Fox. I'm still finding bits a week later. Maybe a visit from me again yellowshed...'..well, there's this funny smell...'

Do a search then buy one. Simple!

[dclarke]

Steve,

Not sure if you where asking if you should go for a Noble or stick with TVR, or you have gone for the noble and are after some hints?

So here's a 2 part answer:

Part 1

I went from a Tuscan to a 3R. The only thing TVR has over Noble are the interiors. I could live with this difference, and have found that the benefits of the 3R Noble experience far exceeds that with the my TVR.

I still love TVR's and this is not me taking a swipe at what is a truely great British company. Just me comparing one indiviual car with another. Although I must say that the Noble customer service is also second to none.

Part 2

Driving a TVR would have prepared you well for the Noble. You will find the car more predictable, responsive and easier to driver but with the same level of performance. Intialy Just apply the same driving style you had with the TVR and as you get more familiar with your car your style will natuarly adapt as you find you can take the Noble just a little bit further to the edge than you could with a TVR.


Hope this helps

Den

[supergrass]

Thank you for your comments.