Porsche 996 0r TVR Tuscan...sorry!
Discussion
Hello all, after much deliberation and massaging of budgets etc I have set myself a limit of £16000 (was looking to spend about £30K but saw some sense) to get a car that must be able to do the following:
1. Be able to be driven by the wife when I am away.
2. Be usable on track days.
3. Be fun to drive at weekends.
4. Be able to commute 60 miles each way now and again.
Now I am torn between the following two cars:
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1915963.htm
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2074974.htm
Now I have had a few TVRs before (a 5.0 Chim and a 4.2 Cerb) and a Boxster (2.5) before so aware the Porsche's tend to be better put together!
What are peoples thoughts?
Thanks in advance
lee
1. Be able to be driven by the wife when I am away.
2. Be usable on track days.
3. Be fun to drive at weekends.
4. Be able to commute 60 miles each way now and again.
Now I am torn between the following two cars:
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/1915963.htm
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/2074974.htm
Now I have had a few TVRs before (a 5.0 Chim and a 4.2 Cerb) and a Boxster (2.5) before so aware the Porsche's tend to be better put together!
What are peoples thoughts?
Thanks in advance
lee
Gaz. said:
For trackdays and wifery I'd be looking at the T350/Tamoras although I appreciate the T350C's start at £17k. I personally do not like the steering of the mk1 Tuscan, it's ridiculously twitchy compared to other TVR's.
+1 I'd look at Tamoras at this sort of price - I may have reservations about the shape of their posterior but I've got a feeling they fulfil your brief infinitely better than a Mk1 Tuscan.Gassing Station | General Gassing [Archive] | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff





