Guessing how the new TVR may look.
Guessing how the new TVR may look.
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ianwhitewick

137 posts

194 months

Saturday 9th January 2016
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Looks nice, classic and modern touches.

bridgdav

4,805 posts

271 months

Saturday 9th January 2016
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I can't see any manufacturer using H4 lamps anymore.. Sleek LED, driving strips and more emphasis on the inclusion into the style would be my guess.

Not that I have a picture to add.

TVR Have said that this will be a car with a specific direction for a track / race car, so I would have thought front and rear splitters, spoiler aero pack and engine cooling would be prominent. Gone are the days of E Type rounded panels and bulges.

The new Ford GT and NSX would be closer to the design direction I would guess. Focus on Centre of Gravity, engine position to enable balance and no rear seat space.

Edited by bridgdav on Sunday 10th January 00:01

magpies

5,191 posts

205 months

Saturday 9th January 2016
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looks good apart from the grille area. Also agree they will use led slim headlights

BuzzBillsberry

1,306 posts

254 months

Saturday 9th January 2016
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No balance in the design it looks a dog

Buzz

m4tti

5,486 posts

178 months

Sunday 10th January 2016
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Probably closer to this.. Flat bottom, aero package, front engine, side exit exhaust


swisstoni

22,462 posts

302 months

Sunday 10th January 2016
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Well I hope it looks better than any of the images I've seen so far.

It's a lot tougher to make a car look as outstanding as the TVRs did in their heyday. Back then everything was a bit dull.
Here's how Astras have evolved in the meantime as an example;





Even shopping trolleys like this are a bit mean looking today.

macdeb

8,731 posts

278 months

Sunday 10th January 2016
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BuzzBillsberry said:
No balance in the design it looks a dog

Buzz
yup, awful.

Digger

16,148 posts

214 months

Sunday 10th January 2016
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You forgot side-exhausts op, which are planned apparently. smile

twold

178 posts

153 months

Sunday 10th January 2016
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If it ends up looking like your creation or the autocar one,then I'll have the Astra.........

Jurgen Schmidt

834 posts

224 months

Sunday 10th January 2016
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If the launch model is not to everybody's taste, assuming TVR are here to stay, there will be other models in the future that will appeal to different audiences. In the same way that there are those who prefer Tuscans to Griffiths etc...

harry henderson

360 posts

131 months

Sunday 10th January 2016
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As I have no design talent or skills of my own I imagine it will look something like the love child of these two:





Both these have similar specs and price to the new TVR and both race at Le Mans, I think.

mrzigazaga

18,767 posts

188 months

Sunday 10th January 2016
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anonymous said:
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Interesting thread...I was trying to get back into model making and wondered what the new TVR would look like so went about making one a while ago..Not sure why i stopped...But yours looks very close to what i had in mind...I took lines from all the TVR's i could think of..Classic and new and incorporate them into a new design..I think i stopped because it started to look too "Classic" for a modern car...If there is such a thing?....

Its started to look like a Mustang...Note the Tamora bonnet ...

Sag front lightened front curve

Griff wings

Wedge windscreen rake and a Cerebra roof line..


Grantura rear slope but with a Classic Griffith rear wing



I had to be careful here as i nearly mistook it for a roast chicken....hehe

The front would be something like this...
My personal opinion is that it should have a menacing face so if you look in your rear view at it coming up behind you it screams.."Get the fk out of the way"....


The front spoiler would incorporate a turbo air induction system to cool the under bonnet..Probably concealed behind a grill/Mesh.

The bonnet would lift the same as a Taimar/Wedge or S but would be double jointed to allow a larger clearance..The front end could be detachable for prime access to engine, Exhaust..Ancillaries and gearbox..These points would be covered by new technologies and after service.

Perhaps i should finish it...Or is it like so many of these things ..Destined for the bin!...

Bit of fun at the end of the day...Oh and if Mr E is looking in and wants to use my ideas then id be happy to oblige...I wouldn't want paying ..Maybe just fit a test engine in my Wedge and i will be over the moonige...smile

twold

178 posts

153 months

Monday 11th January 2016
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Mrzigazaga you really work for Pininfarina don't you,go on admit it......

swisstoni

22,462 posts

302 months

Monday 11th January 2016
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That's more of a stomach turner than a head turner hehe

glenrobbo

39,444 posts

173 months

Monday 11th January 2016
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I think a roast chicken would look a lot better! biggrin
I shan't be putting down a virtual £5k deposit down on that effort Mr. Zigazaga! wink

V41LEY

3,003 posts

261 months

Monday 11th January 2016
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Looks more like an omelette on wheels. Made my day that !
I'm sure Les and the team will be in touch



















...........if they get hungry.

gammav

118 posts

218 months

Monday 11th January 2016
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I'll take a modern version of this


R7EBO

501 posts

165 months

Monday 11th January 2016
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mrzigazaga said:


Reminds me of...




For those old enough to remember! wink

HarryW

15,834 posts

292 months

Monday 11th January 2016
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I pray the stylist for the new TVR doesn't look at this thread as I fear it might poison his mind. As for me I honestly have a 'blind bambi' on this.

GAjon

4,007 posts

236 months

Monday 11th January 2016
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A slight family resemblance perhaps?

anonymous said:
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