Tuscan 2 S or Sagaris
Tuscan 2 S or Sagaris
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fernie10

Original Poster:

1 posts

191 months

Thursday 28th October 2010
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Always wanted a TVR and now im in a position to buy one, but here it is....which one ? I think i have got it down to either the Tuscan 2 S or the Sagaris. Any advice from TVR land?

Davel

8,982 posts

287 months

Thursday 28th October 2010
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No real advice.

I considered everything up to about £30k for a fun car and am picking up my Tuscan 2 tomorrow.

I tried Chims, Tuscan 1 and 2 but not a Sagaris, mainly becuase of budget though!

Try them all and then decide.

OatSy

1,550 posts

245 months

Friday 29th October 2010
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Either! it doesn't matter which one, If you can go to a dealer where you can view them side by side you will then know which you realy want.

tobeee

1,436 posts

297 months

Friday 29th October 2010
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Do you want a removable roof in the nice weather?

R11ysf

1,968 posts

211 months

Friday 29th October 2010
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I had this choice 9 months ago. I love roof down motoring so for me it was a no brainer. Sag is a cool car, but for me roof off, window out, wind in the hair!! Both are pretty cars, both are insanely fast but for the summer we've just had there was no contest. Tuscan 2 S all the way....

alex_gray255

6,344 posts

234 months

Friday 29th October 2010
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I've owned a Tuscan for two years and then a Sag for one year. Loved both, but found the Sag more... useable, I think the best word is.

It depends what you want. The Tuscan is a great drive, but always left me feeling a bit nervous driving it. The Sag on the other hand is just a pleasure to drive full stop, but I do miss the roof smile

Targarama

14,783 posts

312 months

Friday 29th October 2010
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alex_gray255 said:
I've owned a Tuscan for two years and then a Sag for one year. Loved both, but found the Sag more... useable, I think the best word is.

It depends what you want. The Tuscan is a great drive, but always left me feeling a bit nervous driving it. The Sag on the other hand is just a pleasure to drive full stop, but I do miss the roof smile
Yours was the earlier model Tuscan. A Tuscan 2 is a completely different proposition.

Personally of the two I'd go for the Tuscan 2 S, they're a very rare car. But only one with the T350/Tamora/Sagaris dials, not the squint-omatic dials.

R11ysf

1,968 posts

211 months

Friday 29th October 2010
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The Surveyor

7,624 posts

266 months

Friday 29th October 2010
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R11ysf said:
Why is you money better in a Sag? They made far less Tuscan 2's than Sag's. They made less than 25 Tuscan 2 S models and even less of the Mk "3"'s.
You mean they 'sold' less of the Tuscans. The Sagaris was more popular with the buying public (both cars cost about the same when new) so it makes sense that they will be more popular on the second hand market. You only have to look in the clasified to see which one is holding it's value.

Oh and i've a Tuscan 2 Convertible and don't care if it holds it's value or not tongue out

Paul

TVR Andy

272 posts

227 months

Friday 29th October 2010
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Get your self a test drive in both, after that I think you will know if either is for you.

Edited by TVR Andy on Friday 29th October 16:40

alex_gray255

6,344 posts

234 months

Friday 29th October 2010
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Targarama said:
alex_gray255 said:
I've owned a Tuscan for two years and then a Sag for one year. Loved both, but found the Sag more... useable, I think the best word is.

It depends what you want. The Tuscan is a great drive, but always left me feeling a bit nervous driving it. The Sag on the other hand is just a pleasure to drive full stop, but I do miss the roof smile
Yours was the earlier model Tuscan. A Tuscan 2 is a completely different proposition.

Personally of the two I'd go for the Tuscan 2 S, they're a very rare car. But only one with the T350/Tamora/Sagaris dials, not the squint-omatic dials.
That is true. I did own the mk 1 primarily, but I also test drove the mk 2 prior to getting the Sag and still found it a bit hairy for my preferences.

nrick

1,866 posts

192 months

Friday 29th October 2010
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I like hairy, keeps you on the edge..............

I would test drive both, in fact a few of each before you decide.

m3coupe

1,126 posts

233 months

Friday 29th October 2010
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Suppose it depends on what you want it for. If it's just weekend cruising/playing then the Sag fits the bill. If however you plan on doing a few miles and trips that require luggage, then the Tuscan's boot will take all you can throw at it plus the roof comes off.

I recently sold my mk1 and miss it already bar the slightly ropey interior build quality but mk2's should fix that.

Once I have my house purchase sorted, (the reason for selling in the first place) i'll be in a similar prediciment to you and although I prefer the aggresive looks of the sag, I think the useability of the Tuscan will win me over.

crimbo

1,308 posts

257 months

Friday 29th October 2010
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As others have said it comes down to what you want from the car, both are exclusive and I’m sure both are very similar in the way they drive. Only you will know if you will make use of the roof down option. Whichever you go for I’m sure you will be very pleased in the outcome! Once you have decided on the model the harder decision is what color to go for from the wide variety

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the jollyrodger

569 posts

207 months

Saturday 30th October 2010
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tuscan.......reflex green....

GT TVR

1,627 posts

311 months

Saturday 30th October 2010
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Technically/handling wise a well sorted T2S comes very close to a Sag but it takes some time/trouble/budget to get to the Sag level. I went for the Tuscan in the end because of the removable roof and I like the body style better (personal). And mine came in the very rare colour I wanted...

Both are outrageous, it's a matter of personal taste, try them!

richtvr

467 posts

255 months

Monday 20th December 2010
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Question you should ask yourself when purchasing a new car,

Does it have a cup holder? Sag No Tuscan No
Will it make girls touch your cock? Sag yes Tuscan No

Rich

clive f

7,259 posts

262 months

Monday 20th December 2010
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richtvr said:
Question you should ask yourself when purchasing a new car,

Does it have a cup holder? Sag No Tuscan No
Will it make girls touch your cock? Sag yes Tuscan No

Rich
must leave the mrs at home and go for a drive tomorrow thenhehe