SAGGYS AND TUSCAN S CONVERTABLE

[tuscan s]

Can anybody explain to me why a 2005 saggy is the same price, and in some cases more money than a 2006 tuscan s convert, as i have been informed that thay have the same power and they made a lot less converts. I would just like to know if it is just the way in the tvr car world at the moment, as i am thinking of buying a saggy but the convert s seems better value, your thoughs please.

[TOV!E]

I dont understand it myself, someone out there must know the answer, mybe the sagaris is a better all round car. Gordon.

[testarossa]

If it's any help.

I'd buy a Tuscan (old style) but not the new shape, don't like the lines.

Sagaris is a fantastic looking car and in my humble opinion will be much sought after, regardless of what happens to TVR.

[e2djh]

Now, if they built a convertible Sagaris - that really would be something to lust after

[woody-oTT]

There's one on the factory pics Dave, unfinished mind you!

[e2djh]

woody-oTT said:

There's one on the factory pics Dave, unfinished mind you!

OOOh, gotta have a look

Edited to add: Thanks Woody, as you said looked like a Sagaris targa body shell, which although exciting, I still think that a full convertible would look the mutts nuts. Ah well, at least we can dream

Edited by e2djh on Tuesday 13th February 21:04

[funky]

I drove both car's back to back and they are a world apart surprisingly. The sagaris was a much more refined car that will bite your ass exactly when you tell it to. I love open top motoring but the sagaris was miles ahead of the tuscan

P.s i'd love both

Edited by funky on Wednesday 14th February 18:02