SENSATIONAL SAGARIS!!!

[TGJR]

Admittably, I have only had my Sagaris for 6 days but I've already enjoyed some evening drives around the great country roads that my part of the world has to offer and all I can say is that the car is sensational! Coming from a 996 C4S the Sag feels so much more planted and direct yet without the nervous tendancies I found a little disconcerting with my Tamora. The steering is spot on - quick enough but not so much as to make the car dart across the road on a bumpy section. The suspension is another revelation with the car sitting beautifully level whilst cornering and even brushing aside mid-corner bumps that wet my palms on many occasions in the Tamora and Griff. I obviously test drove before buying but its not until you get a car on roads that you know and love that the true characteristics come to light. The other thing I love with TVR's, this goes for the Sag, Griff and Tamora that I have owned, is how a snaking road can be enjoyed with minimal gear changes. Leave it in third on twisty sections and fourth on more sweeping curves and enjoy the driving. I recall my girlfriends Lotus Elise was a fantastic handling car, almost go-kart like, but to get the performance you seemed to be constantly rattling through the gears. Not with the TVR. The other thing I had forgotten was so good in the new TVR's is the driving position. Maybe the seats lack a bit of lateral support for slimmer folk but the steering wheel can be positioned perfectly, nice and close for a tall driver like myself who needs the seat right back. My only worry now is if I can stick to the limited mileage I took on my insurance!

[julianc]

Shame it's got a roof.......

Julian

[VARLEYHYD]

Yep can only agree there fantastic
Julianc has a point, but if your aircons set up correctlyyou don't miss the roof off motoring

PS Pull your seat cushion out to give you a bit more lateral support and head room when you take it on the track

[SEN 18]

One hell of a car is the Saggi if TVR had not concieved the Tamora it would be top of my list.Tams "R" Us.

[TGJR]

If a soft top is required then yes, the Tamora is a great car. On track, mine was very enjoyable. On a country roads a tad twitchy!

[Maxx-Waxx]

Told you it was worth the extra over the T350

[Tonto]

TGJR said:

If a soft top is required then yes, the Tamora is a great car. On track, mine was very enjoyable. On a country roads a tad twitchy!

Thomas, your profile says you live in North Esat. Is that somewhere in the North East by any chance?

P.S. Nice Motor sir

Can we see some piccys?

Edited by Tonto on Friday 6th July 18:13

Edited by Tonto on Friday 6th July 18:14

[danger mouse]

SEN 18 said:

One hell of a car is the Saggi if TVR had not concieved the Tamora it would be top of my list.Tams "R" Us.

If TVR had not conceived the Tamora the Sagaris would not exist in the form it currently does!

It's better with the lid on I think, except for the crick in the neck.

[Luv griffs]

iv'e just had my first drive in a sag today and all I can say is wow, I had high expectations but it completely blew them out the water, the car is simply amazing, just gotta wait for my loan to come through and its gonna be mine all mine.